Insure Connecticut's Ultimate Guide to Secure Your Future: Expert Insurance Tips and Tricks

Attics and crawl spaces are where HVAC technicians get heat illness, falls through ceilings, strains and cuts. Here is how Connecticut workers' compensation responds, what a ghost policy will not do, and what to have in place before an injury happens.

An HVAC technician doesn't have a desk job. On any given day, your crew might be on a rooftop condensing unit forty feet up, elbow-deep in a live electrical panel, or working refrigerant lines in a cramped attic in July. That's the nature of the trade—and it's exactly why Connecticut law treats workers' compensation insurance as non-negotiable for businesses like yours.