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Bonded independent contractor working on my house 10 Years, 3 Months ago
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I have a question for the forum: If a contractor is does work on my house, and he is insured or bonded, then what happens if he gets injured while working on my house? Can he sue me? Sue my homeowner's insurance? Or only go after his insurance?
I'm doing a remodel and I want to make sure that I protect myself and my family from things like this. My parents had a similar problem in the past with contractors.
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Re:Bonded independent contractor working on my house 10 Years, 3 Months ago
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I work for a licensed contractor. We furnish our clients with a copy of our insurance binder or "title page" and name the homeowner as covered by the insurance company.
That way the home owner doesnt have to worry about getting sued. Its agreed upon at the outset.
If your contractor is not willing to do that then you may want to get a new contractor.
What type of work do you need done? How big is the project?
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