Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services offers a comprehensive Inland Marine Insurance program designed to meet the evolving needs of your commercial clients with property exposures in transit, at temporary locations, or off-site. As a wholesale broker with access to a wide array of admitted and non-admitted markets, we provide flexible solutions for a broad range of inland marine risks.
Ideal Accounts and Appetite
Our Inland Marine program is well-suited for a variety of industries and operations. Whether you work with contractors, logistics providers, art dealers, or tech firms, we can help you place business across many classes. Key target accounts include:
- Construction firms with equipment, builder’s risk, installation, and riggers exposures
- Warehousing operations with legal liability for stored goods
- Dealers and collectors of fine art, cultural, historical, and rare items
- Logistics firms and freight handlers requiring cargo and transportation solutions
- Businesses with mobile equipment or property that needs floater coverage
- Organizations relying on communications and computerized equipment in the field
You might have a client such as a general contractor with high-value equipment spread across multiple job sites, or a museum transporting valuable artwork across state lines. These are the types of accounts our program is built to support.
Coverage Highlights and Advantages
Inland Marine coverage from Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services helps protect your clients’ most mobile and specialized property. Coverage options include:
- Scheduled and unscheduled equipment floaters
- Builder’s risk programs tailored to project size and timeline
- Transportation and motor truck cargo insurance
- Warehouse legal liability coverage
- Valuable articles and fine art policies
- Installation floaters for materials and equipment in transit and at job sites
We understand the complexity of inland marine exposures and work closely with you to structure solutions that fit your clients’ operational needs.
Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums
Minimum premiums vary depending on the class of business, territory, and coverage requested. Our underwriters evaluate each risk individually, considering factors such as equipment values, scope of operations, loss history, and project duration.
We offer access to multiple markets, including both admitted and non-admitted options, to help you find the right balance of coverage and cost for your clients.
Territories and Availability
Our Inland Marine program is available in all 50 states, including Washington, D.C. Whether your client is based in a coastal state or operates across multiple regions, we can help you place coverage efficiently.
Why Work With Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services?
As a specialized wholesale broker, Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services brings years of experience and market access to challenging inland marine exposures. We pride ourselves on responsive service, tailored underwriting, and helping our agency partners succeed in placing complex property risks.
For more information on our Inland Marine program, please contact our office.
Frequently Asked Questions
What types of accounts are a good fit for this Inland Marine program?
This program is ideal for contractors, logistics companies, warehouse operators, equipment rental firms, art dealers, and any business with property in transit or at temporary locations.
Do you offer coverage for builder’s risk and installation floaters?
Yes, we provide coverage for builder’s risk projects and installation floaters, including riggers and construction equipment.
Are both admitted and non-admitted markets available?
Yes, we have access to both admitted and non-admitted carriers depending on the class of business and the state.
Is there a minimum premium requirement?
Minimum premiums vary based on the specific risk and coverage selected. We evaluate each submission individually.
In which states is this program available?
The Inland Marine program is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C.
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