What We Cover

Every line of coverage your business touches, explained plainly.

Most businesses carry policies from three or four different agents, and nobody checks whether they overlap or contradict. Here is what each line actually does — and what happens when it is missing.

General Liability
Most requested

General Liability

Third-party bodily injury and property damage protection — the baseline certificate every client and landlord asks you for.

  • Third-party bodily injury and property damage
  • Products and completed operations
  • Personal and advertising injury
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Commercial Property

Commercial Property

Buildings, contents, equipment and business income. Replacement-cost valuation so a single loss doesn't set you back years.

  • Buildings and owned property
  • Contents, equipment and inventory
  • Business income and extra expense
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Workers' Compensation

Workers' Compensation

Statutory coverage plus employer's liability, with class-code reviews that frequently cut premiums by double digits.

  • Statutory benefits by state
  • Employer liability coverage
  • Class code review to lower premiums
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Commercial Auto & Fleet

Commercial Auto & Fleet

Owned, hired and non-owned vehicles under one schedule, with driver lists that update as your team changes.

  • Owned, hired and non-owned vehicles
  • Fleet schedules that update as you grow
  • Cargo and physical damage options
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Umbrella & Excess

Umbrella & Excess

The layer above your primary limits that keeps a catastrophic claim from reaching your balance sheet.

  • Sits above your primary limits
  • Protects against catastrophic claims
  • Often required by contracts
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Professional & Cyber

Professional & Cyber

E&O, tech E&O and cyber liability for firms that hold client data, give advice, or bill for expertise.

  • Errors and omissions, including tech E&O
  • Cyber liability and data breach response
  • Protects firms that advise or hold data
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Construction Bonds
Surety, not insurance

Construction Bonds

Surety bonds for contractors — bid, performance and payment bonds required to work public and larger private jobs.

  • Bid, performance and payment bonds
  • Subdivision and site improvement bonds
  • Placed alongside your insurance program
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Not sure which lines you actually need?

Tell us how your business operates and we will map the coverage to it — no obligation, no pressure.