Avoid Disaster: Tips to Keep Your Commercial Embroidery Business Safe
AKRON, Ohio (September 16, 2008) — Pat McKay knows what a difference a little preparation before a storm can make to keep an embroiderer’s business safe during natural disasters.
“We’ve received calls about roofs off and lots of water damage because of the recent storm and hurricane activity,” explained Pat McKay, owner of McKay Insurance Agency. “It can be heartbreaking. I never want to hear someone say after the storm ‘what should I have done to prepare?’ because just a few steps can make all the difference.”
Because of their embroidery business expertise, McKay Insurance Agency is able to save the commercial embroidery business owners money, while covering their business.
McKay Insurance Agency is the leading insurance agency for commercial embroidery companies. They know that commercial embroiderers want to protect their investments and Pat McKay suggests embroidery business owners download these disaster prevention tips, by clicking on the link.
Follow this hyperlink for a free quote on commercial embroidery insurance.
McKay Insurance agency is familiar with insuring the Husqvarna, Janome, Pfaff and Melco embroidery machines as well as the Toyota, Tajima, Barudan and SWF embroidery machines.
Commercial embroidery businesses provide embroidery logos by using custom embroidery digitizing to embroider a company logo or other custom design on promotional products like golf shirts, polo shirts, jackets, coats, caps, and other wearables as well as non-wearables like tablecloths, promotional banners, cloth cases and car seat covers. The digitizing equipment and the promotional products with custom embroidery need to be insured in case of a storm or accident.
McKay Insurance Agency uniquely understands the special requirements to insure the embroidery machines and the computerized digitizing equipment that turns company logos into computer files of the embroidery patterns. They insure businesses in many states. To find out if they offer insurance for embroidery businesses in your state, visit their website at www.mckayins.com.