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Paperhanging Contractors’ Insurance provides critical protection against the financial risks inherent in daily operations.
As a paperhanging contractor, your work comes with specific risks. From operating specialized cutting tools to working at heights and moving heavy materials, these activities can result in accidents and property damage. Having the right insurance to safeguard your business and ensure financial stability in the face of unexpected events is essential.
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A general liability policy forms the basis for all paperhanging contractor insurance packages.
Paperhanging contractors’ general liability insurance provides coverage for claims resulting from bodily injury or property damage to third parties and defense costs for representation by attorneys and investigators.
Most state licensing boards require an active paperhanging contractors’ workers’ comp policy before issuing a contractor’s license.
Paper hanger workers’ comp insurance is a no-fault system that benefits employees with workplace injuries or occupational illnesses.
Wallpaper installers’ workers’ compensation carriers determine rates based on your contracting services and your company’s claims history.
Paperhanging contractors’ surety bonds guarantee to your state’s licensing department and customers that those mutual obligations are complete according to your bid, and vendors get paid when the project completes.
Most state licensing bureaus require a paperhanging contractor bond to become licensed.
It is now common for project owners to require a bid, performance, and payment bond to protect their customers, subcontractors, and suppliers.
It’s important to note that wallpaper installers’ surety bonds are more like a line of credit than a contractor insurance policy.
Paperhanging contractors employ vans, box trucks, and trailers to transport tools, equipment, and material to and from the job site.
Paperhanging contractors’ commercial auto insurance protects your company vehicles if involved in an accident, stolen, or damaged from vandalism.
Paperhanging contractors rely on various expensive tools and equipment to perform operations in the shop and at the job site.
A paperhanging contractor tool and equipment policy (wallpaper installers’ inland marine insurance) provides the coverages needed when tools and equipment are stolen or damaged from a covered peril.