All coverage lines
Our California license covers Property, Casualty, Life, and Accident & Health — so this is the full list, not a menu of things we would refer elsewhere. Admitted, specialist, and excess & surplus markets.
Lines we place
Each page covers what a properly built program includes, what we read for, and the details that decide the outcome. If you are not sure which applies, call and we will point you.
Building, contents, and business income — written to the right valuation basis with a deductible structure you can absorb.
See coverage →Premises and operations liability for owners and tenants, plus professional liability where the work carries advice as well as labor.
See coverage →Ground-up and renovation coverage sized to hard cost and schedule, with soft costs and delay in completion where the loan requires it.
See coverage →NFIP and private flood for coastal, riverine, and post-fire debris-flow exposure — a peril standard property forms exclude entirely.
See coverage →Standalone earthquake and difference-in-conditions coverage — also excluded from every standard property form.
See coverage →Capacity above the primary tower — usually the cheapest limit you will ever buy relative to what it protects.
See coverage →First- and third-party cyber for businesses that hold client data, move money, or would stop operating without their systems.
See coverage →Statutory coverage with classification and experience-modification review — where the real savings usually are.
See coverage →Directors and officers, errors and omissions, and employment practices liability for operating businesses, boards, and HOAs.
See coverage →Owned, hired, and non-owned auto for service businesses, contractors, and property managers.
See coverage →Term and permanent life, key-person and buy-sell funding, and accident & health — licensed lines we hold directly.
See coverage →By situation
The personal-lines flagship — replacement cost, scheduled collections, and a real liability tower.
Estate coverage →The commercial flagship — property, liability, and the lender requirements that come with them.
Commercial coverage →Non-renewals, brush scoring, and the mitigation carriers are required to credit.
Wildfire help →What the FAIR Plan leaves out, and how the DIC wrap fills it.
FAIR Plan help →Send the declarations pages for everything you hold. We will map it and tell you what is missing.
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