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EPISODE · Feb 26, 2021 · 57 MIN

212: How To Reduce Your #3 Highest Cost with Jon Heinson

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Are you getting the most out of what is probably the 3rd largest cost in your roofing business? When it comes to Business Insurance many contractors are leaving a lot of money on the table. What’s worse, they may find that they don’t have the coverage they thought they did for the complex risks we face. If you would like to be certain that you’re properly covered for any eventuality, especially those that you haven’t even considered, listen in to today’s show, with Dave’s expert guest, Jon Heinson, and discover the ins and outs of buying insurance. There’s a lot more to it than you may think! Jon Heinson has been with USI Insurance Services for over twenty-five years. They are the fourth-largest insurance broker in the world today, with two hundred offices. Jon specializes in contractors and he’s been Dave’s broker for more than fifteen years. He is someone who really knows and understands both the insurance and the construction businesses. Dave points out that he had to learn the hard way years ago, upon discovering that he wasn’t covered for a certain type of loss- something that has put many contractors out of business. Listen in today and find out what you need to know to prevent this from happening to you. Are you ready? Let’s dive in! On today’s show, Jon explains: The problem with just going with your local agent that handles your auto insurance. The types of insurance coverages for the Construction Industry. The difference between an agent and a broker. Why it would be better to go with a broker than with an agent. How the rates for Worker’s Compensation are determined today. More about the X Bond Experience modification. That most brokers don’t offer any ability to deal with claims problems, however, the better brokers offer auxiliary services- typically at no extra cost. The importance of knowing that one of the key dates with regards to Worker’s Compensation is the Units Statistical Period, which is six months prior to your renewal date. What your broker needs to know when it comes to general liability for roofing contractors. Some ways that contractors can save some money. Business Quick Tip: The problems with a high mod rate on your worker’s comp: 1) an accident disrupts your work and workers. 2) OSHA will be more visible and show up more frequently. 3) Some prospects will disqualify you for a high mod rate. 4) You miss out on marketing opportunities by not having a great safety program. Dave also shares his simple and effective safety program. Safety is everyone’s concern! Connect with Jon! Jon’s Phone Number: (925) 899-2953 Jon’s Email: [email protected] Resources / Links: Check Out My NEW Website: The Roofer Coach Download My FREE 1-Page Business Plan Text Me @ (510) 612-1450 - Say Hi! I would love to hear your feedback, pros & cons! **Please leave me a review on iTunes!** ~Please Share My Podcast With Other Contractors~ THE ROOFER SHOW SPONSOR INFO: Need Help Answering the Phone Or Online Chat? Use Ruby Receptionists!! Find Out How They Can Help Bring In Leads!! Click here and use the code Roofer50 for a special $50 discount! https://www.callruby.com/roofershow Or Call Ruby at (844) 326-7829 Check out the app!! My Listeners Get a 21-Day Money-Back Guarantee!

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