Commercial General Liability
Third-party bodily injury, property damage, and personal and advertising injury — the foundation of most commercial programs.
The lines we structure and place. Coverage is the outcome of the advisory work — not the starting point.
17 commercial lines, placed through our carrier and wholesale relationships.
Third-party bodily injury, property damage, and personal and advertising injury — the foundation of most commercial programs.
Property and liability packaged for small and mid-sized operations, often with business income built in.
Buildings, tenant improvements, and fixtures, written on replacement cost where the values support it.
Contents, stock, equipment, and furnishings — valued so a covered loss is actually made whole.
Statutory medical and wage benefits for work-related injury, priced on verified payroll and class codes.
Owned, hired, and non-owned vehicles, with liability and physical damage set to your radius and drivers.
Tools, equipment, and property in transit or away from your premises.
Liability arising from automotive operations, including customer and lot exposure.
Damage to customer vehicles left in your care, custody, and control.
Additional limit sitting above your primary policies when contracts or exposure demand it.
Broad additional limit across multiple underlying policies.
Claims arising from the sale or service of alcohol — excluded by most general liability forms.
Pollution conditions arising from contracting operations, essential for remediation and restoration trades.
Claims of negligence, error, or failure to deliver professional services as expected.
Data breach response, network security, and the business interruption that follows an incident.
Flood damage, excluded by standard property forms and a genuine exposure across Florida.
Structures under construction or renovation, including materials on site and in transit.
We structure insurance programs around actual operations, exposures, and requirements—not generic assumptions.
Commercial is our specialty. We also write personal lines and life insurance, most often for the business owners already working with us.
That is the point of a program review. We look at your operations and contracts, then tell you what is required, what is worth carrying, and what is redundant.
“The Best at Getting Better.”