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So if I sell the
customer the lights, the liability is somehow lowered? Shawn
Gavin Prism
Window Cleaning, Inc. FaceLift
Water Fed Pole Distributor 303-521-2300 From:
addressis@removed [mailto:addressis@removed On Behalf Of Lily's Window Cleaning The insurance is more, but selling lights
instead of renting, leasing etc… lowers the liability somewhat. Not
to mention you don’t carry the burden of storing lights during the off
season. You should be able to buy a separate
policy for this instead of rewriting you entire policy. Cristin Kelly Lily's Window Cleaning p-619-523-1937 f-619-523-1168 2183 Sunset Cliffs Blvd www.lilyswindowcleaning.com From: Those of you who do
holiday lighting. Are you carrying some
sort of insurance policy to cover you in event of a fire or other accident
involving the lights? I talked to my
insurance company and they would have to rewrite my entire policy to add
holiday lighting. The premium would be
quite a bit higher as well. Im just thinking that the insurance limits
would have to be much higher to cover a fire at someones home then what most of
us are carrying now, even if it is 1mil./2mil. Thanks, Shawn
Gavin Prism
Window Cleaning, Inc. FaceLift
Water Fed Pole Distributor
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