INSURANCE

[suntint]

Does anyone chance it???? I mean. I know its there for a reason. I'm signing up, just wanted others opinions....

Besides the fact you would be taking a big chance to work w/o insurance, you will usually have to show evidence of insurance to get any decent sized commercial work. Sometimes also for residential.

[Guest RCOOTE]

Trust me, I'm getting it. In the process right now.

Good topic for the board..

[Guest metro jim]

Members of the IWFA have some deal with a major Ins company. I pay about $800 per year for 2/3million in coverage. Its industry specific to tinting and glass. If you are a member of the IWFA I think thats the ways to go. In the past 5 years I broke a vase (turned out to be $900-1500) I felt realy bad. I tried to find a replacement but could not. I searched Ebay for days. An Insurance claim wasn't made, it was just paid out. I still feel bad about that, but it happens