by Chris Andronaco | Jun 4, 2026 | Subcontractor Vetting
Key Takeaways: The Sourcing Trap: Most industry advice focuses on where to find subs (Facebook groups, supply houses), but completely ignores the actual bottleneck: vetting them for liability. The Liability Gap: A handshake referral does not...
by Chris Andronaco | Mar 3, 2026 | Subcontractor Vetting
The Insurance Reality: Standard homeowner policies rarely cover mold unless it is linked to a recent, documented leak, and coverage is almost always strictly capped. The Conflict of Interest: Never use the same company for both mold testing and remediation....
by Chris Andronaco | Feb 26, 2026 | Comparisons
Managed Repair Networks, TPAs, and carriers cannot scale capacity while bogged down by 90-day credentialing nightmares. Legacy vetting platforms are slow and inaccurate, leaving networks exposed to compliance gaps, unable to capture as many opportunities in surge...
by Chris Andronaco | Feb 26, 2026 | Licenses, Insurance & COIs
Navigating Workers’ Comp in Monopolistic States: The Stop Gap Guide for Contractors If your trade business operates in Ohio, North Dakota, Washington, or Wyoming, you are operating in what the insurance industry calls a “Monopolistic State.” In a...
by Chris Andronaco | Feb 22, 2026 | Growing Your Business
How to Get Insurance Work as a Contractor (And Join Managed Repair Programs) Insurance claims for homes and commercial buildings are an incredible revenue source for restoration companies and contractors. They provide a consistent alternative revenue source that can...
