Insights and liability tips on how to protect your inn or bed & breakfast, giving you and your guests peace of mind.
When it comes to maintaining or upgrading your property, hiring contractors is often unavoidable. However, the decision to hire an uninsured contractor could put your entire business at risk. From liability issues to financial losses, the consequences can be severe and far-reaching.
As a property's exterior and interior components begin to wear, aging systems, including electrical systems, can fail. Electrical systems must be well-maintained, otherwise, they can become a severe hazard to the property and the inhabitants.
As time passes, roofs can deteriorate, causing leaks, structural issues and an overall decline in your property's integrity. However, with routine maintenance and the right roofing systems, these aging properties can be revitalized and their functionality preserved.
Noisy guests — the bane of every innkeeper's existence. Whether the walls feel like they were made of paper, or some guests just don't have a volume control, noise complaints happen. However, there are ways to combat these auditory assaults to ensure your guests enjoy a serene stay.
January is National Radon Action Month, and it reminds us of the importance of checking our properties for this silent threat. Whether your inn or bed and breakfast is an older property or a new build, radon doesn’t discriminate.
Summer is bringing a sense of relief and a boost of serotonin. As you gear up for your busy season or prepare for your off-season, take the time to review these maintenance recommendations to avoid unwelcome surprises.
Mold not only damages your property, but it can also cause serious health complications after long-term exposure. Not to mention, mold can slow your business down and even result in lawsuits. Use these prevention tips to keep mold out of your inn.
Building and construction projects are complicated with no shortage of things that can go wrong. Builders risk insurance, also sometimes referred to as course of construction insurance, is extremely important if your inn is under construction.
Whether your budget is large or small, you’re adding not only value but also risk. To ensure your fixer-upper project goes smoothly and you have the coverage you need, here’s what you need to know.