#Handyman: You need insurance

Here are some reasons why a #handyman handyman needs insurance:

To protect themselves from financial liability. If a handyman damages someone's property or injures someone, they could be held liable for the damages. Insurance can help cover the costs of these damages, which can be financially devastating.

To protect their business from financial loss. If a handyman's tools or equipment are stolen or destroyed, or if they have to close their business for any reason, they could lose a lot of money. Insurance can help cover the costs of these losses, so that the handyman can get back on their feet.

To comply with state and local regulations. Some states and local governments require handymen to have insurance. If a handyman does not have insurance, they could be fined or even have their business shut down.

To give customers peace of mind. When customers hire a handyman, they want to know that they are protected in case something goes wrong. Insurance can give customers peace of mind, knowing that they will not be left financially responsible if the handyman damages their property or injures them.

It is important to note that not all handyman insurance policies are created equal. Some policies will only cover damages or injuries that occur while the handyman is working, while others will cover damages or injuries that occur even if the handyman is not working. It is important to read the policy carefully to make sure that it covers the needs of the handyman and their business.

[MARKETGANGSTER]

Can you show how you answered all the questions? I'm getting over $200 a month for the basic coverage!

[Sequoia]

Hello thanks for the video. My husband is considering trying next for general liability insurance. Seeing that this was made 9 months ago, would you still recommend Next insurance?