Is it important for a drywall contractor to be insured? | | Always | 88% | | In most cases | 8% | | In some cases | 2% | | | | | Question: Is it important for a drywall contractor to be insured? Top Answer (88% of 34 votes): Always.
Answer: Always
Explanation: A drywall contractor should carry liability insurance to protect their clients in case of any damage to their property during the drywall phase of their project | | Dimke Property Solutions llc | Answer: Always
Explanation: But I have never seen a drywaller cuase damage to any property that would require insurance | | Steve Sheppard Drywall Interior Construction | Answer: Always
Explanation: And time hanging dry wall even though we mark the studs for the nails/screws once you cover that wall you can't see whats behind it anymore you have water lines and electrical lines ran in the walls | | Tc's Hardsurfaces& more LLC | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Always
Explanation: Anything can happen on a tear out or ainstallation! | | Jackson's Paints & Interiors | Answer: Always
Explanation: I feel having insurance is a valuable asset for any contractor, however the State of Arizona does not require it. | | Pearl Painting | Answer: Always
Explanation: Any contractor should have insurance | | Lark D Drywall,llc | | | ProMatcher | Answer: Always
Explanation: Ensures quality | | Evolving Interiors | Answer: Always
Explanation: Absolutely, before you can get insurance you must be Licensed by the state as well as by the city from L&I, so any contractor not only Drywall must be Licensed, Insured, Bonded. And contractors license # must always be printed on the business card. | | DVP CONSTRUCTION |
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