by CoverLink Staff | Dec 29, 2016 | Business Insurance, Commercial Property Insurance, General Liability Insurance
When you own a motorcycle repair shop, you understand just how important a bike is to its owner. They take great pride in their motorcycles, often customizing them to their unique taste, and of course they like to keep them in excellent shape. Which is, of course, why...
by CoverLink Staff | Dec 22, 2016 | Business Insurance, Commercial Property Insurance, General Liability Insurance
The decision to open your own dry cleaning business was a risky and bold one. The process likely took a great deal of time, energy and money. And if the thought of losing everything you’ve worked so hard to create is devastating to you, maybe we should talk....
by CoverLink Staff | Dec 15, 2016 | Business Insurance, Commercial Auto Insurance, Commercial Property Insurance, General Liability Insurance
Did you know that the majority of funeral homes in the United States are privately owned by individuals or families? Therefore, most funeral homes fall in the ‘small business’ category, and have very specific insurance needs similar to many other small...
by CoverLink Staff | Dec 8, 2016 | Business Insurance, Commercial Auto Insurance, General Liability Insurance
Whether your’e a residential or commercial contractor, building a single home or a 300,000 square foot office building, as a General Contractor, you have a great deal of responsibility. You likely have many subcontractors working for you, providing plumbing,...
by CoverLink Staff | Dec 1, 2016 | Business Insurance, Commercial Auto Insurance, General Liability Insurance
If you live in Ohio, then you know all too well that the winter weather can be unpredictable. And if you provide snow removal services, then you must always be prepared during the winter months for severe weather to strike. Your clients rely on you to have their...
by CoverLink Staff | Nov 23, 2016 | Business Insurance, Safety Tips
When you live in Ohio, you know that winter weather can be unpredictable. One day you could have temperatures of 50 degrees with rain, and the next could bring freezing temperatures with snow and ice. As an employer, do you feel that you’re properly prepared...
