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Choosing the Right Insurance When Converting a Commercial Building for Residential Use

by Scott Bedingfield | Aug 21, 2024
Insurance | Risk

There are various coverages to consider when converting your commercial building to a residential space. Make sure you choose the right one.

Exploring the Nuances of Workers’ Compensation Insurance for Contractors

by Brittney Passini | Aug 15, 2024
Insurance | Risk

Workers' compensation for contractors has its own set of eccentricities, but certain action items can make them easier to navigate.

Preparing for Extreme Weather: Insurance Considerations for Contractors

by Matthew Summers | Jul 31, 2024
Insurance | Risk

Preparing construction projects to withstand extreme weather can look like flood mitigation and high-wind tie-downs onsite, but it should also look like acquiring the right insurance and updating it accordingly.

Three Actions to Prepare Your Company for Combatting Downtime Due to Severe Weather

by Eric Dunn | May 13, 2024
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management

Downtime can be as costly to a construction company and its jobsite as the downed trees, equipment and power lines resulting from a severe storm. Make sure you're prepared to handle both.

Executive Insights 2024: Leaders in Insurance and Surety Bonding

by Construction Executive | Apr 23, 2024
Insurance | Risk | Surety Bonding

Experts in surety reveal their industry insights.

Three Tips to Help You Find the Right Security Partner for Your Construction Site

by Jamine Moton | Mar 5, 2024
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management

Securing the jobsite starts with securing a partner that is right for your company's brand and values.

Emphasis on Infrastructure Creates New Opportunities, New Risks for Construction Professionals

by Colleen M. Kennedy | Feb 20, 2024
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management

With great opportunity for construction projects comes great responsibility for mitigating risk. Here's how to avoid increasing business costs and liabilities.

Protect Projects From Higher Repair Costs and Property Damage

by Michael Teng | Feb 13, 2024
Insurance | Risk | Risk Management

The cost of risk—and mitigating it—has increased in construction. It’s a trend that mirrors economic headwinds that are expected to continue in 2024.

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Three Actions to Prepare Your Company for Combatting Downtime Due to Severe Weather

Executive Insights 2024: Leaders in Insurance and Surety Bonding

Three Tips to Help You Find the Right Security Partner for Your Construction Site

Emphasis on Infrastructure Creates New Opportunities, New Risks for Construction Professionals

Protect Projects From Higher Repair Costs and Property Damage

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