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Insential welcomes your insured's Commercial Auto Insurance business. We provide access to competitive markets for fleet operations with light, medium, and heavy vehicles operating within local and intermediate radius exposures. Whether you're working with a single unit or a large fleet, we offer flexible liability limits ranging from $300,000 to $1,000,000 Combined Single Limit (CSL) for qualified accounts. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Our program is designed for a broad range of commercial auto risks, with a focus on businesses that own and operate fleets as part of their core operations. We are particularly competitive on accounts with lower percentages of heavy or extra-heavy units. Target Classes Include: Marine Contractors General, Specialty, and Trade Contractors Life Sciences Companies Manufacturing and Distribution Operations Engineering Firms Service and Consulting Companies If you're working with a regional HVAC contractor operating a fleet of 15 light/medium duty trucks, or a manufacturing company with a mix of delivery vans and box trucks, this program could provide the tailored coverage and limits they need. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Available Coverages: Commercial Auto Liability Commercial Auto Physical Damage Competitive Umbrella & Excess for Truckers and Large Fleet Exposures Workers Compensation for Transportation Classes Transportation Pollution We provide a comprehensive package of coverages to help your clients manage their auto-related exposures, including options for environmental liability and excess limits for larger fleets. Underwriting Notes and Submission Requirements To expedite underwriting, please provide the following: Completed ACORD application with FEIN, vehicle usage details, and radius of operations Five years of currently valued loss runs Current driver list, including MVRs if available Operations guidelines, safety manuals, and any required filings **Please note: Our carrier partners currently require a low percentage of heavy or extra-heavy units. Territories and Market Access Insential offers this Commercial Auto Insurance program on a non-admitted basis through various markets, depending on the risk profile. We are able to write business in most states, including AL, AZ, CA, FL, GA, IL, NY, TX, WA, and many others. Why Work With Insential As an experienced Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Insential is committed to providing expert guidance, aggressive market access, and excellent service to help you place your transportation-related risks. We understand the unique exposures of commercial auto clients and have the tools to help you deliver smart solutions for both small fleets and more complex operations. INSENTIAL – Committed to earning your business through expertise, aggressive marketing & excellent service. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Commercial Auto Insurance program?We are a strong market for contractors, manufacturers, service companies, and other fleet-based operations with light to medium vehicles operating within a local or intermediate radius. Do you offer coverage for heavy trucks or long-haul operations?We can consider accounts with some heavy units, but our appetite favors risks with a low percentage of heavy or extra-heavy vehicles. What limits of liability are available?We offer liability limits ranging from $300,000 to $1,000,000 CSL for qualified risks, with excess and umbrella options available for larger fleets. Is Workers Compensation available as part of this program?Yes, Workers Compensation is available for transportation-related classes as part of our broader offerings. In which states can I write business through this program?We can write Commercial Auto business in most U.S. states, including CA, TX, FL, IL, NY, and many others. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

No matter where your client is located, Phoenix Risk Management provides a flexible, competitive stand-alone Workers' Compensation Insurance program designed to help you place even the most challenging risks. We give independent agents and brokers access to a broad array of Workers’ Compensation markets and coverage structures through multiple A-rated carriers. Whether you’re working with a new venture, a high-mod account, or a business with lapses in coverage, our goal is to find the right fit for your client’s needs quickly and efficiently. We offer a variety of plan options, including: Guaranteed Cost Plans Deductible and Loss Sensitive Plans Self-Insurance for Groups and Individuals Captive Programs Minimum premiums starting at $500.00 Solutions for special situations: - Mid-term cancellations - Lapsed coverage - New ventures Ideal Accounts and Appetite Phoenix Risk Management underwrites a wide range of Workers’ Compensation classifications. With our carrier relationships, we place standard and preferred risks as well as harder-to-place business. Common fits include contractors, healthcare providers, hospitality, light manufacturing, transportation, and retail operations. You might have a client who recently started a business and is struggling to find market capacity, or an established operation that had a lapse in coverage or elevated experience mods. Our program is structured to give those accounts multiple paths to placement. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Access to hundreds of WC class codes Multiple A-rated carrier options to match client needs Wide range of plan structures: guaranteed cost, deductible, loss-sensitive, and captive solutions Ability to handle complex or distressed risks, including mid-term and lapse situations Fast, responsive underwriting and placement support for brokers Underwriting Notes and Submission Requirements To start a submission, include the following: Signed ACORD application Completed supplemental application Loss runs (current year + previous 4 years preferred), valued within 90 days of the effective date Aggregate payroll history to match the loss years Minimum premiums commonly start around $500, but final minimums vary by class code, state, and other risk factors. Underwriting may request additional documentation depending on the account. Territories and Availability Our Workers’ Compensation program is available in all states, including Washington, DC. We can place admitted and non-admitted solutions depending on the client’s state and needs. Why Work With Phoenix Risk Management? Phoenix Risk Management gives independent agents access to broad carrier capacity and flexible plan designs for Workers’ Compensation. We specialize in finding placement strategies for accounts that need more than a single market — from newly formed businesses to higher-mod or distressed risks. Our underwriters move quickly, provide practical underwriting guidance, and coordinate placement across admitted and non-admitted markets. Send submissions to: [email protected] Contact us to discuss a specific account or to learn how our national Workers’ Compensation solutions can help you secure coverage for your insureds. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?We place a wide range of accounts, including contractors, healthcare, retail, light manufacturing, and transportation. We also consider new ventures and businesses with lapsed coverage. Are options available for clients with high experience mods or loss histories?Yes. We offer loss-sensitive plans and have access to carriers that will consider higher-mod or otherwise distressed risks. What is the minimum premium for this program?Minimum premiums commonly start at $500, but they can vary by class code, state, and other risk factors. Do you offer coverage in all states?Yes. Our Workers' Compensation program is available in all 50 states plus Washington, DC, with admitted and non-admitted options as appropriate. What documents are needed to submit a risk?Provide a signed ACORD application, the supplemental application, current loss runs (valued within 90 days), and payroll history that matches the loss years. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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The Site Specific Program from Environmental Insurance Agency (EIA) combines Commercial General Liability (CGL), Environmental Impairment Liability (EIL), and site-specific pollution insurance for fixed facilities and locations. Provides both first-party cleanup cost coverage and third-party liability for bodily injury, property damage, and cleanup expenses caused by a pollution incident at the insured location. The program also offers protection for unknown historical contamination. Coverage is written on a claims-made basis. Minimum premium: $2,500 for Site Specific Pollution Insurance. Overview of the Site Specific Pollution Insurance Program from Environmental Insurance Agency Environmental Insurance Agency (EIA) provides a focused Site Specific Pollution Insurance program designed for insureds with fixed sites that carry environmental exposures. The program is positioned for agents and brokers who need flexible placement options for location-based pollution risks. EIA leverages broad market access—working with carriers such as AIG, Zurich, XL, and Steadfast—to deliver tailored CGL + EIL solutions and standalone site pollution policies. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program fits insureds with a defined site and known or potential pollution exposures, including: Manufacturing plants and light industrial facilities Warehouses, distribution centers, and logistics yards Recycling centers, transfer stations, and waste handling sites Bulk chemical or fuel storage yards Brownfield redevelopment projects and former industrial sites Typical fits include sites with potential legacy contamination or current operations that could trigger cleanup and third-party claims. The program is less likely to accept accounts with active, high-volume petroleum refining, large-scale hazardous waste disposal operations, or sites with known, severe uncontrolled contamination without remediation plans. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Claims-made coverage for first-party cleanup costs and third-party bodily injury and property damage from pollution events Protection for unknown historical contamination at the insured location Can be structured as CGL with embedded pollution or as standalone Site Specific Pollution / EIL limits Access to national environmental carriers through EIA’s wholesale placement relationships These features make the program useful for meeting lender requirements, regulatory conditions, or contractually-driven coverage needs tied to a specific parcel or facility. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Policies are typically placed on a non-admitted basis in most states, with admitted options available in select jurisdictions. Underwriting evaluates current and historical site use, existing risk controls, environmental reports (Phase I/II when available), and ongoing remediation or monitoring programs. Minimum premium for site-specific placements starts at $2,500; actual pricing reflects site complexity, limits, and deductible structure. Territories and Availability The program is available in most U.S. states. EIA offers coverage across a broad territory including 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 and WY. Availability and admitted/non-admitted placement options can vary by state—confirm with EIA for a specific jurisdiction. Why Work With Environmental Insurance Agency? As an experienced Excess & Surplus Lines broker focused on environmental risks, EIA pairs underwriting knowledge with wide market access to place challenging site-specific accounts. Agents benefit from EIA’s ability to package CGL and EIL, place standalone pollution limits when necessary, and navigate admitted versus non-admitted options where available. The team provides practical underwriting guidance and helps assemble application materials that speed placement. Example scenarios you can place through this program: A middle-market manufacturer looking for pollution limits to satisfy an industrial lease and lender conditions following an environmental assessment. A developer redeveloping a brownfield site who needs site-specific pollution coverage to satisfy local regulatory requirements during remediation and construction. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Facilities with defined site exposures—manufacturing, warehousing, recycling, chemical or fuel storage, and brownfield redevelopments—are typical fits. Does the policy cover historical pollution issues?Yes. The program includes protection for unknown historical contamination at the insured location, subject to underwriting and policy terms. Is this coverage available nationwide?Coverage is available in most U.S. states. Placement can be non-admitted in many jurisdictions; admitted options exist in select states. Check with EIA for state-specific availability. What is the minimum premium for Site Specific Pollution Insurance?Minimum premium generally starts at $2,500. Final premium depends on site characteristics, limits requested, and deductible structure. Which carriers are used for this program?EIA places site-specific environmental business with a range of carriers, including AIG, Zurich, XL, Steadfast and other environmental markets to secure competitive terms. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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