- Auto InsuranceA vehicle collision is never good news, but when it’s one of the cars or trucks owned by your business, the consequences are more complicated. Business auto insurance takes all the elements of normal auto coverage and adds on extra protection. This may include coverage for the following...
- Boat InsuranceAccidents can happen to anyone at any time, even those who have been out on the water for years. Personal watercraft insurance is a necessity, but sometimes the limit these policies provide isn't enough.
- Inland Marine InsuranceMechanical breakdown insurance may provide coverage in the event a piece of equipment malfunctions or stops working. Your property insurance will offer coverage for your equipment while it is stored at your location. Inland marine insurance is helpful as it covers your equipment while it is in transit between job sites.
- Renters InsuranceThere are three parts to renters insurance. The first is coverage for your personal belongings, the second is liability coverage, and the third is loss of use coverage. All of these play an important role in protecting you as a renter since your landlord’s insurance on the property will not cover those risks specific to you.
- Home InsuranceYour home is the center of your life. It’s also your biggest investment. That’s where home insurance comes in, covering the unique risks you face. We’ll help you find a policy that protects you from the small and large risks related to owning a home. Because it’s more than just a house, it’s your home.
- Condo InsuranceCondo insurance covers your personal belongings inside your condo unit. That means everything from your appliances to your clothes may be covered in the event of a loss. Without it, you would have to replace your lost or damaged possessions out-of-pocket. Your policy may also cover damage caused by theft, fire, severe wind, lightning strikes, and frozen pipes. It’s important to note, however, that condo insurance does not usually cover flooding.
- Landlord InsuranceYour condo association’s insurance policy likely covers certain aspects of your condo, such as common or shared areas. As a result, it may cover your condo unit, but not any improvements you make or fixtures you add to the condo. It also won’t cover your personal possessions. Your policy is designed to make up for this shortfall. It’s a mixture of the better-known landlord insurance and renters insurance but is specially designed for your particular condo.
- Business Insurance“Needed a quick quote for some business insurance. Waverley Insurance was quick and easy on setting us up. Our agent Jim is very down to earth and helped us through the process with ease. We will be looking into using them for all our insurance needs in the near future. Thanks Jim!”
- Commercial Property InsuranceBusiness interruption insurance compensates you for lost income if your company cannot operate as normal due to disaster-related damage that is covered under your commercial property insurance policy, such as data breach or cyber-attack. Business income insurance covers the revenue you would have earned, based on your financial records, had the disaster not occurred. The policy also covers operating expenses, like electricity, that continue even though business activities have come to a temporary halt.
- Workers Compensation InsuranceWorkers' compensation protects your employees should a job-related injury or sickness occur during the course of employment. This coverage is required by law and may vary by area, so be sure that you understand your obligations for all physical locations where your business operates in and all physical locations where you hire your employees.
- Commercial Liability InsuranceA business owners insurance policy, or BOP, combines business property and business liability insurance into one convenient policy. Your business faces a variety of risks unique to your industry, but there are certain coverages that businesses need regardless of their size or business type. Having a BOP helps you safeguard your business by helping to protect what you’ve built.
- Professional Liability InsuranceAside from property liability coverage, there’s an important difference to note between general liability, such as a customer slipping on a spilled drink, and professional liability, such as a bout of food poisoning from bad food or inadequate preparation. General liability may cover patrons who are injured on your property, as well as property damage, and may also protect you from potential lawsuits. Professional liability, on the other hand, may protect your restaurant if someone gets sick from spoiled food products.
- Builders Risk InsuranceBuilders risk and installation insurance provides coverage for homes or buildings while undergoing construction, until they are completed. The policy covers the contractors’ interest in materials at the job site before they are installed, construction materials in transit designated for the contractors' equipment insurance–a policy specially and the value of the property being constructed until it is completed.
- Restaurant InsuranceAs a restaurant owner, you know the amount of work it takes to run your business on a day-to-day basis. You might also know the statistics about how tough it is to survive and thrive in the restaurant business. But did you know that getting a restaurant insurance policy may help give you a fighting chance by mitigating some of the risks involved in the food industry?
- Liability InsuranceElectrical contractors and electricians work everywhere from residential homes to large, industrial buildings. While circumstances may change, certain risks remain. What happens if someone is hurt at your location or on a job site? Or what if one of your employees accidentally destroys a client’s property? General liability insurance helps cover those incidents.
- Flood InsurancePurchase a flood insurance policy to protect your home and covered contents from certain types of flood losses as designated by the National Flood Insurance Program. A flood policy is purchased as a separate policy through the federal program (NFIP) or through a servicing carrier known as a write your own carrier.