Industries we serve
Insurance guides by industry
Every trade has its own insurance questions: the certificates general contractors ask for, the vehicles on the road, the equipment on site, and the contracts you sign. Pick your industry to see what commonly comes up and what to check on your own policies.
Industries
- ContractorsLiability, vehicles, tools, and the certificates every general contractor asks for.Learn more
- Construction CompaniesLiability, builder's risk, and managing the insurance of every subcontractor you hire.Learn more
- Trucking CompaniesAuto liability, cargo, physical damage, and the filings your authority requires.Learn more
- RestaurantsGuests, kitchens, staff, and, if you serve alcohol, liquor liability.Learn more
- Retail StoresCustomers in your store, inventory on your shelves, and payments at your register.Learn more
- Landscaping CompaniesProperty damage on clients' lawns, trucks and trailers, mowers, and seasonal crews.Learn more
- HVAC ContractorsWork inside homes and buildings, service vans, and completed-work claims.Learn more
- ElectriciansCompleted-work claims, service vans, tools, and contractor requirements.Learn more
- PlumbersWater damage claims, completed work, service vans, and tools.Learn more
Coverage guides
- General Liability InsuranceInjuries and property damage you cause to others, and the lawsuits that follow.Learn more
- Commercial Auto InsuranceTrucks, vans, and trailers used for work, and the drivers who use them.Learn more
- Workers' Compensation InsuranceMedical costs and lost wages for employees hurt on the job.Learn more
- Commercial Property InsuranceYour building, equipment, inventory, and the income you lose after damage.Learn more
- Professional Liability Insurance (E&O)Claims that your advice, design, or service caused a client a financial loss.Learn more
- Cyber InsuranceData breaches, ransomware, and fraud that start with an email or a hacked account.Learn more
- Business Owner's Policy (BOP)General liability and property packaged together for eligible small businesses.Learn more
Know what you're covered for before you need it.
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