Business ProfileforB & S Landscaping Corporation

B&S Landscaping signed a contract with ********************* ***************** for Snow and Landscaping. B&S Landscaping knowingly new all the terms of the contract and agreed. In December **** in order to pay B&S Landscaping for their services, their Certificate of Insurance was expired. For many months email correspondence and phone messages were left to B&S Landscaping for a copy of their certificate of Insurance renewal. We received a certificate of Insurance from ****************** however it did not contain the business name on the certificate of insurance. We then requested again on 7/7/2022 a certificate of insurance showing the business name and workers comp per the agreed contract that B&S signed. The association sent B&S a termination letter on 5/31/2022, stating their contract would end on 7/1/2022 due to poor workmanship on the property. B&S chose not to continue landscaping work at ********************* Association as 5/31/2022, even though they were to continue until 7/1/2022 maintaining the property per the contract and the termination letter. On June 1, 2022 we contacted B&S Insurance agent asking for a certifiate of insurance showing workers comp. We were told by B&S insurance adjuster that he offered ****************** workers comp insurance however he declined. ****************** prior to his renewal of his insurance did in fact have workers comp insurance. On 8/1/2022 I sent this email to ****************** "Hello, Please be advised per the contract that you agreed with ********************* states, you must have ********* comp. Your insurance agent stated per phone call today that he did give you a quote however you choose not to pay for that portion. Section 5 of the contract states that you must keep the proper insurance, if for any reason you change your insurance you must notify us with in 10 days of the Insurance change. Currently you are in violation of the contract. Please provide us a Certificate of Insurance showing you have workers comp. Correct the violation of contract.