Business insurance by industry

Insurance that accounts for your work.

We turn the details of your business into an insurance submission: the jobs you accept, the property you rely on, and the commitments in your contracts.

01

Construction & Contractors

Insurance for contractors and construction firms.

Two workers in high-visibility vests on a concrete deck laid with reinforcing bar and steel beams.

Your insurance needs to account for the jobs you take and the contracts you sign. We compare liability and completed-operations terms, check additional-insured requests, and source options for your crew, vehicles, and tools. We flag contract requirements that the offered policy does not meet.

Policies for this business

  • General liability
  • Workers' compensation
  • Commercial auto
  • Tools & equipment
  • Builder's risk
  • Commercial umbrella
02

Restaurants & Hospitality

Insurance for restaurants and hospitality businesses.

An empty restaurant dining room with set tables, banquette seating and pendant lights.

A busy dining room depends on the kitchen, the staff, and the premises. We compare property and liability options for restaurants, bars, cafés, caterers, and hotels, including liquor exposure where relevant. Equipment breakdown, spoilage, and lost income deserve attention when a shutdown would interrupt service.

Policies for this business

  • General liability
  • Liquor liability
  • Property
  • Equipment breakdown
  • Business income
  • Employment practices
03

Manufacturing & Wholesale

Insurance for manufacturers and distributors.

A worker in safety glasses using a laptop beside an automated assembly line.

We build the insurance submission around your products and production process. That includes machinery values, inventory in storage or transit, and what happens when a product reaches the customer. We compare property and liability options and identify where equipment breakdown or recall coverage needs a separate look.

Policies for this business

  • Products liability
  • Commercial property
  • Equipment breakdown
  • Cargo & transit
  • Product recall
  • Business income
04

Retail

Insurance for retail businesses.

Clothing, bags and accessories displayed on open shelving and rails in a small shop.

We source commercial insurance for shops and online retailers, taking account of the storefront, inventory, and sales channels. Customer injuries and damaged stock need different coverage from a payment-data incident. We explain the options and the business income terms that matter after covered property damage.

Policies for this business

  • General liability
  • Property & inventory
  • Business income
  • Cyber liability
  • Products liability
  • Commercial crime
05

Technology & Professional Services

Insurance for technology and professional services firms.

A meeting table and chairs in a glass-walled office with an exposed concrete ceiling.

Client contracts can ask for several types of insurance before work begins. We compare those requirements with professional liability, cyber, and other business policies, checking that the services described match what your firm delivers. We also examine continuity when replacing an existing E&O policy.

Policies for this business

  • Professional liability
  • Cyber liability
  • Management liability
  • General liability
  • Commercial property
  • Workers' compensation
06

Real Estate & Property Owners

Insurance for commercial property owners.

Glass and steel office towers photographed from street level against a pale sky.

We prepare property accounts with the building values, occupancy, and rental income clearly described. We compare quotes for the premises and ownership liability, then work through deductibles and exclusions that affect your choice. Equipment breakdown and ordinance-or-law terms get their own attention.

Policies for this business

  • Commercial property
  • General liability
  • Loss of rents
  • Equipment breakdown
  • Ordinance or law
  • Commercial umbrella

Get commercial insurance quotes for your business.

We’ll ask about the work you do, identify the coverage to consider, and handle the submission.

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