Find The Right Insurance For Your Business

To make sure you get the right kind of protection, we need to understand how your business runs. The type of coverage a retail shop needs can be very different from what a general contractor requires. 

The cost of business insurance varies widely based on several factors, including:

1. Type of Business: A high-risk business, like construction, typically has higher insurance premiums than a low-risk business, such as a consulting firm.
2. Location: Businesses in areas prone to natural disasters might face higher premiums. Insurance costs can vary from state to state.
3. Coverage Needs: Depending on what you want to protect (e.g., property, vehicles, employees), your coverage needs will differ.
4. Number of Employees: Worker’s compensation insurance, which is mandatory in many states, will cost more for businesses with more employees.
5. Business Revenue: Some policies, like general liability, might be based on the business's revenues.
6. Claims History: If your business has a history of claims, you'll likely see higher premiums.
7. Deductible Amount: A higher deductible (the amount you pay out of pocket before insurance kicks in) usually means lower premiums.
8. Policy Limits: The maximum amount the insurance company will pay for a claim affects the premium. Higher limits generally mean higher premiums.

We insure wide variety businesses, including contractors, retailers, manufacturers, health and fitness, professional services, building owners, distributors, wholesalers and more.

We pride ourselves in specializing in small business insurance. Our success story begins back in 2007 when we started a small insurance business. Over the years we expanded our capacity to serve clients in all 50 states in the US.

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