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Protect
As an independent broker, we work with dozens of carriers instead of one, so you get coverage built around your life, not a one-size-fits-all policy. Home, auto, business, and everything in between.
Home & Property
From a first condo to a high-value estate, we place coverage with carriers who specialize in your specific situation, including homes valued $1M–$8M, where standard carriers often fall short.
Standard and fire-specific policies for owner-occupied homes.
Condo/townhome policies, plus landlord and tenant/renters coverage.
Specialty carriers for homes valued $1,000,000 – $8,000,000, a segment standard insurers rarely do well.
Coverage built for seasonal dwelling, vacant properties, and mobile homes
Standard homeowners policies exclude flood – this FEMA-regulated coverage fills that gap, and may be required by your lender
Extra protection for jewelry, firearms, and other valuables beyond standard policy limits.
Auto, Recreational & Marine
An umbrella policy extends beyond the limits of your home and auto coverage. If a major lawsuit or claim exceeds your primary policy limits, umbrella coverage steps in, including continued legal representation, so you’re not paying out of pocket to keep defending a claim.
Business Insurance
We coordinate with your legal and tax professionals so coverage integrates with the rest of your financial picture, including access to specialty markets for hard-to-place risks.
Core protection against third-party bodily injury and property damage claims
Coverage for your building, equipment, and business property.
Vehicles used for business operations, from a single company car to a fleet.
Required coverage for employee injuries and related medical costs.
Protection against data breaches and cyber-related business losses.
Errors & omissions coverage for the advice and services you provide.
Get Started
Tell us what you’re protecting, and we’ll shop the market and bring back options in plain English.
