Cleaning Insurance, Part III
Insurance for cleaning businessesMoody Insurance - Recommended by the BSCAI** BSCAI stands for: the Building Service Contractors Association International. I created this link because they spell out in detail the insurance coverage they provide for cleaning businesses; and I wanted you to see what a company that insures Building Service Contractors considers full-service. Moody covers all fifty states so you can get coverage from them wherever you are in the U.S. but whether you do business with them or not is strictly up to you, I don't get anything out of the deal. I did grab some remarks from their site so you could decide if you wanted to visit them.
Know any Insurance Companies that cover Cleaning Businesses?If anyone wants to recommend another insurance company that specializes in cleaning businesses - feel free. I'd like another example or two in my article, I prefer nation-wide insurance companies but mainly, I'm looking for ones with informative webpages or articles for my readers and, of course, that specialize in covering cleaning businesses. A Neat Little GadgetI found this neat little piece of software that translates insurance terms into easily understood language without distorting the meaning. For instance, people looking to insure their cleaning businesses often get employee dishonesty coverage. Think you know exactly what this means? Here's the type of language you will find in your insurance contract to define this term: Employee Dishonesty Coverage With the legal definition you aren't quite sure what you're getting, with the translation you know exactly what kind of coverage you get with this type of insurance. Insurance TranslatorClick Here to go to Insurance, Part I
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