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I have an insured who long term leases PU's from Enterprise. Enterprise also provides $1,000,000 liability, comp and coll in the lease. The insured also owns about 15 PU's. Current carrier getting off because of H&NO exposure. Need to find a market that will accept the exposure or stand alone H&NO. Need to have the coverage to have the umbrella follow to comply with contracts. Thanks

We are a startup Independent Insurance Agency, located in Kansas City, MO....

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Hello - I am in need of a market that would entertain GL as well as coverage for the bicycles themselves. The insured would have a some office space possibly. I am in California any ideas?

I have a prospect that I have done numerous 1 day event policies in the past. They have access to a facility to hold events and fundraisers. The food will be provided by food trucks. They will also need building coverage as that is part of the agreement. Does anyone have advice for a standard market to cover this risk and what might the class be? I know it might be similar to a restaurant, but there is not the cooking exposure.

I have a 1 man home improvement contractor who will be doing framing, drywall, doors, windows, and siding. He did not indicate any roofs. He always subcontracts out the HVAC, plumbing, and electric. He confirmed that the subcontracting equates to about 60% of the work. I know I can go to the surplus market, but are there any standard markets that would write this? I have a few good artisan programs, but they cap out at 30-40% subcontracting.

Hi, I have an insured who owns a building and leases to a restaurant and retail flooring store. A fire started in the restaurant which caused significant damage to the building. The building is now vacant and the rebuild will start within 60 days. I've had the building covered with Farmers Ins but the policy is being non-renewed 03/25/17. I've got a builders risk quote but need premise liability. Anyone know of a company that will write. Thank you. Dena Allen

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I'm hoping someone can help me find the above coverage or an admitted carrier with the coverage to write the package in Florida. I have a pool service company with a showroom where they sell outdoor pool/patio stuff, chemicals and other pool related items. They service pools including routine maintenance, such as cleaning filters, vacuuming and maintaining proper pH levels. They also service and install pool filter systems, pool pumps and pool heaters. They perform no work below grade. They don’t install pools. Their annual sales are $1,650,000 and their service payroll breakdown is as follows: Servicing pools including routine maintenance $165,000, Filter systems, pool pumps and pool heaters $35,000. I submitted these separately, if these can both be included in 99505 great. Thanks

So here's the deal. I have a bookkeeping & tax business, and I am also fully licensed in Idaho (Life/Health and Property/Casualty) and I have an fully licensed agency in Idaho. I am really busy with the accounting portion of my business, but I currently have requests for quotes for commercial auto, business owners and commercial liability waiting to be quoted. But with my other workload, I just haven't had time to jump on anything. I don't want to lose them completely, but I just am pushing the limits on my time. So I am looking for someone that I can get to quote and write the policies, but I would like to still be compensated. I would service the accounts, because they would be bookkeeping and tax clients as well and I would be the "trusted adviser". Is there someone out there who can help me? With the bookkeeping business, I am constantly getting requests for commercial coverage for new and/or small businesses. But I don't have time to put all of the paperwork together and deal with back and forth to get it placed. I'd gladly give up the majority of the commission to keep my clients happy. And I really would like to run any commissions under my agency, if possible. So basically I make the initial contact, your company actually writes the policy doing all of the footwork on the back end and keep a sizable piece of the commission. And then I will be the contact for the client for any service needs. I'd love to hear any thoughts on the whole idea. A. Brian Cogan