Certifications, Licensing & Insurance
Why does certification matter when choosing a contractor?
Certification ensures a contractor meets industry standards for safety, quality, and compliance, which is critical for complex commercial waterproofing and masonry projects.
What is DCAMM certification and when is it required?
DCAMM certification is required for contractors performing work on most Massachusetts public-sector and state-owned buildings. It ensures contractors meet strict qualifications for quality, financial stability, and safety.
Should a contractor be licensed and insured?
Yes, any contractor performing commercial waterproofing or masonry restoration work should be fully licensed and insured. This is essential for regulatory compliance, safety, and long-term building protection.
What types of insurance should a restoration contractor carry?
A restoration contractor should carry general liability insurance, workers' compensation, commercial auto and umbrella insurance. These coverages help protect property owners and all parties involved in commercial building restoration.
What are the risks of hiring an uninsured or unlicensed contractor?
Hiring an uninsured or unlicensed contractor exposes commercial property owners to financial, legal, and safety risks, while potentially compromising the quality and long-term performance of restoration or waterproofing work.
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