The Real Risk of Certificate of Insurance Blind Spots
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Certificates of insurance are often treated as a formality — but relying on them without deeper review can expose restoration firms to serious risk.
A certificate does not guarantee coverage. It doesn’t confirm:
Proper policy limits
Active endorsements
Additional insured status
Coverage for specific restoration services
Many contractors assume subcontractors are fully insured, only to discover exclusions after a loss occurs.
ARI Brokers works with restoration companies to look beyond the certificate. We verify actual policy language, ensure endorsements are in place, and confirm coverage aligns with the work being performed.
In restoration, assumptions are costly. Insurance verification should be proactive — not reactive.



























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