Hand and Hand

Make sure you are licensed and insured before you go and do junk removal. I don't care if its cleanouts, shoveling snow, removing scrap, or washing windows. Some of you are going to have to learn the hard way...



Ill quickly tell you a story of a friend having some work done on his home. He hired a company to remodel his kitchen. Unknown to them, the company used an unlicensed subcontractor who flicked a cigarette outside into some dry mulch along the house, catching the house on fire. They are now have an insurance claim against the contractor- who in turn will sue the uninsured sub. I don't know legally what he can be liable for. But i'm glad i'm not in his shoes. You never know whats going to happen until you loose it all, running a "business" foolishly.