Environmental Insurance
Access to multiple specialty environmental insurance markets allows me to provide competitive quote options and provide the best solution for your company.
◊ Tank Manufacturing
◊ Aquaculture Contractors
◊ Environmental Engineers
◊ Environmental Consultants
◊ Asbestos Abatement
◊ Mold Abatement
◊ Environmental Laboratories
◊ Products Pollution
◊ Site Pollution
◊ Waste Removal and Destruction
◊ Restoration Contractors
◊ "Red Box" Collection & Destruction
You may have heard time and time again that you're a difficult type of account to find insurance for.
Unlike most insurance salesmen, I have over a decade of experience as an underwriter and agency marketing manager so I know what to look for...and where to find it.
Call or email today and allow me to discover the best insurance and risk transfer solution for your specialized environmental business.
As a specialty environmental insurance broker, I'm here for my clients.
Frequently Asked Questions
We have been with the same insurance agent for years, and he “shops” the environmental insurance market for us. Why do we need to speak to anyone else?
Your business changes year to year. Many insurance brokers have the tendency to renew “as is” when your business is constantly changing. More times than not gaps in coverage are repeated year after year (and nobody is the wiser because you didn’t have a claim).
When was the last time you updated your loss of business income? (This coverage pays you for lost revenues.) It's easy to cover a building and its contents. But how well is your revenue stream covered?
Your insurance agent is only as strong as the companies he represents. Does he have solid volumes and relationships with those who target environmental companies?
Is there a bad time of the year to purchase our environmental insurance?
YES. Do not get your coverage to expire between December 1 and January 15th.
So many accounts come up during that period the underwriters are swamped and they might not even look at your account. If your environmental insurance coverage expires during this time, I have several strategies to move it.
You wouldn’t go to a new CPA looking for help on April 1 would you? So don’t look for an underwriter to help you out in December.
We have our insurance with an out of town program, is this proper coverage for our company?
Only after a thorough, in depth review can the agent determine if he has the proper coverage. In person is drastically superior to questions over the phone, especially with environmental risks.