The insurance most owners forget to update – A guest post from Steadily
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Category: Specialty
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What is loss of use coverage?
Insurance coverage for your home, automobile, or your business is a move that is designed to protect your finances. If there’s a covered event such as a fire in your home or you are in an accident, having insurance coverage means that you don’t have to worry about paying out of pocket to replace or
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Best Practices for Risk Management in Home Building
Construction work is inherently risky. Sharp tools, active job sites with a lot of activity, and the moving of heavy materials all introduce the chance of injuries. The potential for accidents isn’t limited to those working on the site, as third parties such as delivery people, real estate agents, and others are often there as
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Dock and Pier Insurance: Protecting Your Marina’s Infrastructure
Summer is prime time for on-the-water fun and activities, and your marina will likely be busy with people getting the most out of their boats and other watercraft. As a business owner, you want to protect your marina from accidental damage. The best way to guard against unexpected losses is to be properly insured. For
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Cyber Insurance for Energy Companies: Protecting Against Digital Threats
Having reliable, stable power is such a given that Americans tend not to think about it until there’s an outage. Then, when everything is off, our immediate thought is to wonder how long it’s going to take for the outage to get fixed. Usually, power outages are brief and typically caused by inclement weather. But
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Tax Time for Home Builders: Maximizing Deductions and Staying Compliant
Tax season is upon us, and home builders have several new tax changes to pay attention to as they begin the annual tax filing process. Maximizing deductions and staying compliant are key goals for most filers, and there are some recent additions and changes to the tax code that mean home builders should take the
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Accident insurance for youth athletes: what it covers
The youth sports industry in the United States is enormous. An estimate from the Aspen Institute Project Play survey places an estimate of $40 billion in annual revenue from youth sports, with families spending more than $1,000 a year, on average, for costs associated with a child’s primary sport. The competitive aspect of youth sports
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General Liability Insurance for Livery Services
When we think of livery services, typically what comes to mind are specialty ride services, like a car service that transports you to the airport, or limos to rent for weddings, proms, and other special occasions. There are many different types of livery services, which include not only car services to the airport or limousines,
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Understanding Site Pollution and Its Impact on Residential Construction
Residential construction sites can pose a variety of risks. With heavy construction equipment, building materials, excavation, and installation of utilities, these are active areas. In addition to the potential for work-related injuries, there’s also a chance for site pollution. Site pollution can be anything from a chemical or fuel spill to the discovery of asbestos
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