Some Thoughts About Safety & Insurance

Safety Training

All of AAA-1 Masonry & Tuckpointing's masons receive extensive and on-going safety training to protect the welfare of the workers.

Insurance

The company is appropriately insured to protect the welfare of our customers.

Remember to always ask your mason for proof of insurance in the form a valid Certificate of Insurance (COI) before the job starts.

• A valid Certificate of Insurance (COI) should include a phone number of the issuing broker, agent or company.
• Contact that broker, agent or company to verify the mason's coverages are in place and the limits stated on the COI match what the mason has on file with his insurance company.

You do not want to discover after an accident that the certificate of insurance was fraudulent or had been terminated for non-payment or some other reason because that puts you—the innocent customer—at greater risk of being sued by the injured party.

If you have questions about what kind of insurance your masonry restoration should be carrying or the appropriate limits, please give us a call and we'll walk you through it.