Small Business

Landscaping services include initial landscaping and ongoing maintenance for commercial and residential clients. Chemical line and pest control, “line-clearing” (branch removal around utility lines), irrigation systems, landscape construction, and tree care are all possible services. In addition, some landscaping companies offer snow removal services during the winter months (policy must be endorsed to include the […]

Contractors understand the need for General Liability insurance to protect against third-party bodily injury liability and property damage liability losses. Claims may involve a third party slipping and falling on your premises or a job site or your finished work causing bodily injury or property damage. When seeking bids on a project, a client will

It’s no secret; 2022 brought with it economic uncertainty, labor shortages, and supply chain issues-all of which impacted contractors and small business owners around the globe. While the world continues to change, adapting to industry trends is key to keeping your construction company alive during these challenging times. From developing a brand mission to implementing

There is no doubt about it; we’re living in a digital world. While it may feel challenging to stay up to date on all the online marketing trends as a small business owner, the Internet has certainly made many aspects of being a contractor easier. For one, you can connect with clients and prospects with

As the holiday season kicks off, many homeowners are ready to decorate their homes – from adding some lighting to frame a home’s windows to creating an extravagant winter wonderland that includes extensive exterior light installation, a Christmas village, a nativity scene, Santa and his reindeer, candy cane lane, and other holiday decor that attracts

Before contractors begin a project, they must pull all the necessary permits. Issued by a government agency, a building permit is an official document that approves construction, alteration to a piece of property, and, in some cases, a remodel project. Building permits are required, as they create uniformity and help maintain building standards for public

Your contractor’s tools and equipment are instrumental to your livelihood. If they get stolen or damaged, you won’t be able to continue on a job until they are replaced or repaired. Without the right type of coverage, this can be costly. You can’t afford the out-of-pocket expenses, downtime, loss of revenue, and potential damage to

Starting a small business from the ground up may seem daunting, but fear not, as there are many resources at your disposal. From getting started to marketing strategies to insurance coverage plans, here are some tips to get your construction firm up and running successfully-and safely. Create a Business Plan First and foremost, it’s time