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September 24, 2015
Facing an insurance claim? Here are 10 tips for contractors and developers to consider
By TODD HAYES
Harper Hayes
Harper Hayes
Liability and builder's risk insurance are more important than ever in this booming construction market. Many developers and contractors assume they know what their insurance policies do and don't cover. But sometimes those assumptions are a bit off — or even completely wrong.
Here are 10 things to keep in mind when assessing your coverage or looking at a potential insurance claim:
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