Click On Code Of Ethics Content:

1	Stability: Bank Letter, Supplier Reference Letters
2	Insurance Certificate
3	Reputation: BBB Letter
4	Industry Memberships
5	Customer References
6	Professionalism: Worker Conduct Agreement
7	Bid Specifications
8	No Pressure Sales Agreement
9	Workmanship: Jobsite Photos
10	Extended Workmanship Warranty
11	Answers to Frequently Asked Questions

 

PROTECTION

What To Look For: Insurance Certificate

You need to know if you contractor carries general liability insurance for both commercial and residential projects. A sizable contractor will carry no less than $500,000...and usually around $1,000,000 of coverage. If your contractor's
insurance policy can’t cover potential damages, then the contractor would be personally liable. If he cannot cover the damages himself, you will have no legal recourse and will end up paying for any possible damages or injuries yourself.

Over half of DFW contractors are not financially stable... and don’t carry proper insurance coverage to protect you against losses. At Masterpiece Resurfacing, all of our work carries a 100% guarantee, and we’re fully insured.

It is also important that the contractor’s workers are covered in the event of an accident. Worker Compensation Insurance is absolutely essential because it not only protects the worker and the contractor, but it protects the property owner as well. Our company protects homeowners with $2,000,000 in Liability Insurance, and protects our employees with full coverage Worker’s Compensation Insurance.