what you say makes sense, I gave that scenario to my agent, and she told me that I did not need CCC for it.
That was covered by GL.
I even asked about over spraying, lets say a car got sprinkled with SH, and she said it was covered under GL, regardless of wheather it was a clients car or the neighbor.
she gave me an explanation on CCC… if I were to move the car for the client or if the client left me the keys to move it then I would need CCC.
I do residential cleaning so CCC was on my mind, since we are usually “in charge” of the home while we clean, but she tells me that it is covered under GL.
Will have to ask again…
