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Commercial software refers to proprietary applications developed and sold by software companies for a profit. It is not open source and typically involves licensing fees. Examples include Microsoft Office, Adobe Creative Suite, and various business management tools, designed for diverse purposes across industries.
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A residential contractor specializes in building homes which people will live in. A building contractor oversees the building of commercial property.
Zoning. Is the land zoned for residential? Commercial? Industrial? Can not build a dwelling (house) in commercial zone, and vise-versa, can not build commercial shop on land zoned for residential use.
No formal education is required in Michigan for commercial contracting but a builders license is required to build residential housing. This license will require a general knowledge of house building in all trades required
General Electrical Contractors can take care of any electrical issues that may arise in your single family home. When it comes to large scale commercial and residential dwellings, you will need a commercial electrical contractor.
A commercial builder is a business, company, or organization that's primary focus is on building. These companies can build commercial or residential buildings as well as other structures.
What your looking for is Commercial General Liability Insurance for contractors, not professional liability insurance.And Yes. Almost any Commercial lines carrier will provide CGL coverage as well..
85 hr. residential. 120 hr. commercial NJ
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General building contractors build residential, industrial, and commercial buildings, while heavy construction contractors build structures such as roads, highways, and bridges.
An insured contractor is a contractor who carries a Commercial General Liability Insurance Policy.
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