Re: [World] Tempered Glass/Insurance covers scratching?


From Paul LeGrand <addressis@removed>
Date Sat, 8 Feb 2003 06:58:07 -0800 (PST)

Please set me straight if I'm incorrect in this, but I
don't think your liability insurance would cover
scratching anyway, would it? The liability insurance I
carry assumes that I know what I'm doing related to my
field, and won't cover things like scratches on glass
and the subsequent replacement. If I accidentally put
a ladder through a window, or dropped a squeegee on
the Mercedes that's different. Please let me know if
my understanding of coverage is incomplete. Thanks,
Paul LeGrand
Blue Sky W/C
VT-USA 
--- FlashWindows@aol.com wrote:
> We got caught out big time re: fabricating debris on
> a construction clean.  
> We had actually sub-contracted the clean out to
> another W/C, who subsequently 
> scratched about $30,000 worth of glass.  (Then told
> us he had no insurance).  
> 
> 
> So now, on ANY construction clean, we have a waiver
> that explains the 
> different types of glass, what the glass
> manufacturers recommendations are 
> and the fact that if tempered glass was not
> protected from debris properly 
> during construction, and they still want us to use
> scrapers etc, that there 
> is a chance of scratching.  We keep the signed/dated
> copy and the 
> builder/customer keeps a copy.
> 
> No Signed Waiver, No Clean, Not Ever!!!
> 
> If the builder does not want to sign the waiver, we
> are quite happy for him 
> to let one of our competitors scratch the glass for
> him.
> 
> Cheers
> 
> 
> Helen Witchell
> Flash Services (Vic) Pty Ltd.
> 


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