Im not sure how many of you have insurance, for your ADC work. But the area I live in i work in million doller pluse homes an I get a bunch of calls for bobcats an such the insurance companey I was going to go with will not insure me if I am doin bobcat jobs. so i guess my question is who an where can i get good insurance with without havein to give my arms an legs. Any info will help thanks

Become an LLC that Leases everything from your other LLC...... located in Delaware, that has big bet to you other LLC....... located in Nevada that "owns" everything

Problem solved! You don't need insurance....."can't get blood out of a Turnip"....."or Nevada"......lol

The National Wildlife Control Operators Association (NWCOA) has a group insurance program specifically designed for ADC trappers through an insurance company called Christian Baker Co. When I first needed insurance and looked at pricing, this was BY FAR the cheapest option for me, costing me about half, or even less, than what other companies charged. The membership dues of NWCOA are insignificant compared to the money you'll save with that one benefit. Also, Christian Baker's service is excellent. I call them all the time to get insurance certificates sent out to clients, and they always get it done right away, never any hassle.

Two other sources are:

The Snow & Bell Insurance Agency:

Gene Bell is a highly experienced executive in the insurance industry. He started his insurance career in 1971 after serving two years in the Army. As the President of Snow & Bell, Inc. Gene has been responsible for bringing new products to the insurance market. Over 15 years ago he began marketing and selling products to the Pest & Wildlife Control industries. He continues to provide stable and competitive products to meet all of his client’s insurance needs. Gene has served on several Insurance Committees in an advisory position discussing topics pertaining to Workers Compensation, General Liability, Agency Automation just to name a few. By utilizing state of the art technology the agency can provide top quality service in and out of the office. This allows Gene and his staff the flexibility to interact more closely with the Wildlife & Pest Control Industry thereby allowing them to understand your insurance needs better. Gene and his fine staff are always there and available to answer any questions you might have even if you’re not a current customer of theirs.

Gene Bell has a web site http://snowbellins.com, his email is gbell@snowbellins.com and can be reached by phone at 800-835-1347 & 352-796-3594. For more information, you can view his profile online at http://www.wildlifepro.net/profile/GeneBell.

Also Crane Insurance Agency

http://www.wildlifecontrolinsurance.com/
http://www.animalcontrolinsurance.com/

I sure hope that's an attempt at a joke.


Mike Dwyer
Critter Control, Inc.
"Protecting People, Property & Wildlife"

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As a licensed Insurance Agent/Broker/Investment Advisor one thing I learned 20 years ago is that "Professional Service Providers" such as myself, attorneys, doctors, accountants, and in many states ADC Speciallists, you can not hide behind LLCs and Corporations to avoid liability. The reason is because you are a licensed professional. Also in any state it is fairly easy for an attorney to get a judge to set aside any LLC protection if it appears it was used primaruly to avoid the purchase of reasonable liability insurance to if the claim is for carelessness.

So either buy insurance or make sure you don't have a license and/or assets to protect.

Ahhhhh........I detect sarcasm in your statement.....lol...

That is Second time Now, that you have exposed yourself as Human....