Be Wary of Requests for Additional Insurance
GCs and clients are more frequently requesting integrators to add them as ‘additional insured’ to their own insurance policy.
Jason Knott · January 19, 2021
GCs and clients are more frequently requesting integrators to add them as ‘additional insured’ to their own insurance policy.
Jason Knott · January 19, 2021
Key questions regarding takeover jobs revolve around the ownership of the ‘abandoned’ equipment, and the status of the previous dealer’s contract.
Jason Knott · July 09, 2020
Integrators must grapple with their business needs for insurance, human resources, tax, rent, loans and other vital areas to succeed post-COVID-19.
CE Pro Editors · May 26, 2020
Legal expert offers 4 important tips for creating a coronavirus safety checklist to use before dispatching technicians to projects.
Jason Knott · March 26, 2020
Even with an ironclad contract, integrators can be sued for “gross negligence” on a project. So should you even include that term in your contract?
Jason Knott · January 27, 2020
Checking on insurance and licensing, as well as reviewing your suppliers is good advice for 2020. Also, adding services around DIY solutions.
Jason Knott · January 02, 2020
It won’t be long until customers will only do business with integrators who install products that follow modern cybersecurity practices like secure encryption.
CE Pro Editors · August 12, 2019
The recent trend of DIY security companies claiming to protect homes with no contracts isn’t always 100% accurate.
CE Pro Editors · April 17, 2019
Integrators cannot force employees to work through lunch, nor can employees opt to waive their lunch break.
Jason Knott · December 26, 2018
Certain state laws prohibit audio recording in covert applications, so can you disguise an Amazon Echo or Google Home?
Jason Knott · December 18, 2018