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Throughout my practice, I am frequently taken back by large-scale successful contractors and builders that have not taken the steps to prepare themselves for these types of catastrophes – as you point out it requires more than just builders risk insurance.
Thanks for the insight.
Not a problem Pat. Thanks for taking the time to post.