TCB Insurance Programs is a wholesale broker that places household-goods movers risks with multiple admitted and non-admitted markets. Backed by over 25 years of transportation insurance experience, we deliver fast quote turnaround and underwriting that understands the exposures unique to household moving operations — including cargo/bailee exposures, auto and physical damage, and liability tied to packing, loading and storage-in-transit.
- Local and regional household goods movers with small to mid-size fleets (owner/operators and single-state operations).
- White-glove movers who provide packing, crating, and in-home services for residential customers.
- Movers who offer storage-in-transit or short-term warehousing paired with transit exposure.
- Accounts with reasonable loss history and documented valuation/settlement practices.
Generally not a fit: large national van lines, heavy equipment haulers, freight brokers (non-transport operators), or accounts with extensive prior losses or significant regulatory issues. Specific declinations depend on carrier appetite.
Underwriting will focus on fleet size and vehicle types, average move distance, valuation methods used for customer goods, storage-in-transit practices, driver hiring and training, and claims history. Because carrier appetite varies, minimum premiums and terms vary by risk and by market; the program lists minimum premium as "Varies."
To speed submission review, supply a current ACORD application, schedule of vehicles, loss runs (preferably 3–5 years), details on valuation and settlement procedures, and any supplemental moving/motor carrier application your agency uses.
TCB’s Household Goods Movers program is available in the following states and territories: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Coverage may be offered through admitted or non-admitted markets depending on the state and carrier; please confirm availability for each risk.
What types of movers are a good fit for this program?
Small to mid-size household goods movers — local and regional operators, white-glove movers, and movers offering storage-in-transit — are the primary fit. Appetite varies by carrier, so we review truck types, valuation practices, and loss history.
What information speeds underwriting and quoting?
Provide a current ACORD application, vehicle schedule, three to five years of loss runs, details on valuation/settlement practices, and any supplemental moving-specific application. Complete submissions get faster turnaround.
Are cargo/bailee and auto physical damage included?
Yes — the program offers cargo/bailee coverage and commercial auto physical damage options, along with liability coverages. Specific limits and deductibles depend on the carrier and the insured’s operations.
Is this available in all states and is it admitted?
The program is available in the states listed on the storefront, and placement may be on admitted or non-admitted/surplus lines markets depending on the state and carrier. Availability and regulatory requirements vary by jurisdiction.