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No, homeowners insurance does not provide coverage nor warranty for our chosen contractors quality of workmanship. That's why we always want to verify that a contractor is insured before allowing them to start work on our home.
The first sign of a reputable contractor is that they carry the appropriate coverage for the work or services they offer.
Never hire a an un-insured contractor.
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