Summary: Pool contractors often carry insurance that misses their real construction and liability risks. Understanding swimming pool insurance requirements means pairing the right policies with limits that hold. This blog… [Read More]
Michael Finati
About Michael Finati
Michael serves as Program Manager for the LandPro program with over 15 years of P&C experience with extensive experience on the carrier side. Michael earned his degree in Business Administration from William Paterson University and obtained his MBA in Finance from St. Peter’s University.
What Are the Swimming Pool Insurance Requirements for Contractors?
How to Prepare Commercial Snow Removal Contract: Step-by-Step Guide

Summary: Vague terms in a snow removal contract leave contractors exposed once a storm hits. Clear scope and pricing turn a contract into real protection, backed by strong liability language…. [Read More]
Beyond LPG Delivery: What Brokers Should Know About Mixed Propane Operations

Summary “Propane distributor” may describe only part of a client’s business. Some propane companies combine LPG distribution with heating or HVAC-related operations, appliance sales, or other activities that create a… [Read More]
Pool Automation Systems Compared: What Contractors Should Recommend and Install

Summary: Clients increasingly expect pool automation systems to be built into the original job scope. Comparing categories by payback and installation priority helps contractors match the right system to each… [Read More]
DOT Regulations on Transporting Propane Tanks: A Compliance Guide for Distributors

Summary: Propane distributors juggle overlapping DOT regulations on transporting propane tanks, and enforcement scrutiny keeps rising. This guide translates the paperwork and testing rules into clear, actionable steps. Staying compliant… [Read More]
Utility Strike Prevention: A Practical Guide for Contractors Working Underground

Summary A single utility strike can stall your project and pull in costly liability claims fast. Simple prevention habits, like confirmed locate tickets, help keep crews and schedules protected underground…. [Read More]
Heavy Equipment Maintenance Tips for Excavation Businesses

Summary Skipped service intervals quietly drain excavation businesses of billable hours and unplanned repair costs. A disciplined heavy equipment maintenance routine keeps machines running and crews earning every day. This… [Read More]
Subcontracted Work on Pool Contractor Accounts: What Brokers Should Know

Summary Subcontractors are common in pool construction, but the amount and type of subcontracted work can vary significantly from one contractor to another. For brokers, understanding what is subcontracted—and… [Read More]
The Essential Lineman Tools and Equipment Every Utility Crew Should Carry

Summary Utility work is growing fast, and outdated gear puts crews at higher risk every shift. The right lineman tools keep your crew efficient and protected on every job. This… [Read More]
Never Do This When Cutting Down a Tree: 9 Mistakes That Get Crews Hurt

Summary A single misjudged cut can turn a routine felling job into a costly mistake fast. Never do this when cutting down a tree, and know the missteps that keep… [Read More]











