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Specialized Insurance for Art & Antique Galleries Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. offers a dedicated Art & Antique Galleries program through its MGA platform with access to Lloyd's markets. The program is built to address the distinct valuation, transit, and display risks faced by galleries, dealers, consultants, and collectors. Whether the account is a small boutique gallery, a multi-dealer antique mall, or a private collector with frequent loans and exhibits, Van Wagoner provides flexible placement options and specialty underwriting expertise. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is well suited for: Fine art galleries and independent art dealers Antique shops and multi-dealer malls Private collectors who rotate or loan pieces to exhibits Art consultants, appraisers, and dealers who maintain on-site inventory Accounts with high-value, mobile inventory—items in transit, on consignment, or displayed at shows and auctions—are welcomed when appropriate security and inventory controls are in place. Operations primarily focused on restoration, repair, or manufacturing of antiques or artwork may be outside of the core appetite and should be discussed with underwriting first. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The program offers core and package options tailored to gallery and antique exposures: Property Coverage – Buildings, fixtures, business personal property, and scheduled fine art and antiques. General Liability – Third-party bodily injury and property damage arising from gallery operations and client visits. Package Policies – Combined property and liability options for cleaner placement and administration. Inland Marine – Coverage for items in transit, on consignment, on loan, or exhibited off-premises. Policies can be customized to include protections for theft, fire, accidental breakage during transit, and other common gallery risks. Coverage terms are designed to reflect the valuation and mobility of collectible items and to support complex placement needs. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Submissions are reviewed individually with attention to loss history, security measures, inventory controls, and item valuations. Provide a detailed inventory, values, provenance where available, and photos to accelerate underwriting. While the program does not list a public minimum premium here, Van Wagoner aims to offer competitive pricing that aligns with the risk profile—underwriters will advise on premium expectations during submission review. Territories and Availability This program is available on a non-admitted basis in the following states: Arizona (AZ) Arkansas (AR) California (CA) Connecticut (CT) Delaware (DE) Idaho (ID) Iowa (IA) Nevada (NV) New Mexico (NM) Oklahoma (OK) Pennsylvania (PA) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Wyoming (WY) Admitted versus non-admitted placement depends on the state and the individual risk characteristics. Van Wagoner places coverage through Lloyd's, which provides flexibility and capacity for higher-value or more complex accounts. Why Work With Van Wagoner Companies Van Wagoner combines niche underwriting experience with Lloyd's access to support specialty art and antique risks. Agents benefit from underwriters who understand valuations, transit exposures, consignment arrangements, and museum/exhibit placements. The MGA model also delivers responsive service and streamlined placement for tailor-made solutions. Example scenarios that fit well: You have a client who runs a boutique gallery in California that frequently ships pieces to regional shows and needs transit and exhibit coverage in addition to on-site protection. You represent an antique dealer in Texas who consigns high-value pieces to auctions and requires scheduled inland marine coverage for items while off-premises. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for fine art galleries, antique shops, private collectors, and consultants who need coverage for high-value, mobile inventory and exhibition exposures. What coverages are included in the Art & Antique Galleries program?Core offerings include Property, General Liability, Inland Marine, and Package policies that can be tailored to cover theft, fire, accidental breakage in transit, and exhibit exposures. Is this program available in all states?No. It is currently available on a non-admitted basis in AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, ID, IA, NV, NM, OK, PA, TX, UT, and WY. Admitted availability varies by state and risk. Does the program cover items in transit or on loan?Yes. Inland Marine coverage is available to protect items while in transit, on consignment, or temporarily exhibited off-premises. What carrier backs this program?The program is underwritten and placed through Lloyd's, providing capacity and specialty market expertise for collectible and fine art risks. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

AIRCRAFT INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE The aviation division at Arlington/Roe focuses on all types of aircraft—from single-engine piston to business jets; uses from agricultural and corporate to charter; and specialty aircraft from military types to antiques. Our long-standing relationships with virtually every aviation carrier and deep industry expertise give you multiple market options and competitive placement strategies. Our aviation team is comprised of career aviation brokers. Together we've worked as a team for 20 years and offer approximately 85 years of combined aviation insurance and risk-management experience. We represent more than 35 aviation insurers and welcome submissions from agents who already write aviation business as well as those entering the field. Note: Arlington/Roe's Aircraft Insurance storefront can be accessed through CompleteMarkets by searching for any one of the following keywords: aircraft insurance, aircraft fleets, amphibious aircraft, sales demonstration aircraft, aircraft news reporting, fixed wing and rotorcraft. Overview — Arlington/Roe Aircraft Insurance Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. places aircraft and aviation exposures through all available markets. As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines broker, we provide access to admitted and non-admitted options, broad carrier choice, and specialized underwriting for unique aviation risks. This program is built for agents who need flexible solutions for aircraft liability, hull, airports, product liability, and aviation workers' compensation. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We typically place the following classes: Private, corporate and commercial fixed-wing and rotorcraft (piston, turboprop and jet) Charter and air taxi operations, non-owned and fractional ownership programs Aerial operations (crop dusting, surveying, pipeline patrol, firefighting support) Antique, experimental and warbird exposures Airports, FBOs, helipads, control towers, maintenance/repair facilities Aviation product manufacturers, parts distributors and ground-handling operations Flight schools, charter operators and airport service providers for workers’ compensation placement Accounts that typically fit include well-maintained aircraft with qualified crews, established FBOs and manufacturers with documented safety programs. Accounts with active safety management, maintenance records and pilot training history are also preferred. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Broad hull and liability capacity for private, corporate and commercial operations Products and completed operations coverage for aviation manufacturers and parts suppliers Airport and premises liability, including cover for FBO operations and maintenance facilities Aviation workers’ compensation solutions that can be written for aviation classes even when they are not the employer’s primary exposure Access to more than 35 specialized aviation carriers—helping you find capacity where standard markets may decline Underwriting Notes When submitting to Arlington/Roe, prepare to include: Aircraft logs, maintenance records and pilot qualifications Operations descriptions, pilot hiring/training practices and safety management details Loss history for the past 3–5 years For product liability: design and manufacturing controls, distribution channels and warranty practices Minimum premium and specific terms vary by carrier and risk. Contact your Arlington/Roe underwriter for tailored underwriting requirements and minimums on each account. Territories and Availability Available through all available markets nationwide. Arlington/Roe places business in these states and jurisdictions: 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. Why Work With Arlington/Roe on Aircraft Insurance Specialized team with long-term aviation underwriting relationships and technical expertise Access to both admitted and E&S markets through an experienced MGA/wholesale broker platform Flexible placement options for unusual or high-severity aviation risks Responsive underwriting and support for agent submissions and bind requests Example Accounts You Might Place A regional charter operator seeking combined hull and liability coverage for a mixed fleet of turboprops and light jets, with pilot training records and a documented maintenance program. An FBO that needs premises liability, hangarkeepers and workers’ comp for ramp and maintenance personnel, where the aviation exposure is significant but not the primary business on the general ledger. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for Arlington/Roe’s Aircraft Insurance program?Good fits include private and corporate aircraft, charter operations, FBOs and maintenance facilities, aviation product manufacturers and parts distributors. We handle piston, turboprop and jet aircraft as well as specialty and antique aircraft. Are coverage options admitted, non-admitted, or both?Arlington/Roe places business across all available markets. We work with admitted carriers and excess & surplus markets to find the most appropriate coverage and capacity for each risk. What information should I include with a submission?Provide aircraft logs and maintenance records, pilot qualifications and training, a detailed description of operations, and loss history. For manufacturers, include design, manufacturing and distribution information. How many carriers can Arlington/Roe access for aviation risks?We represent more than 35 aviation insurance carriers, which helps when you need multiple capacity options or specialty coverages. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

PLEASURE AND BUSINESS AIRCRAFT INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. offers comprehensive Pleasure and Business Aircraft Insurance solutions for agents and brokers with clients who own or operate aircraft for personal, corporate, or business-related travel. Our program is designed to meet the needs of individuals, corporations, and even flying clubs with multiple owners or members. With coverage available nationwide, we provide access to over 35 aviation insurance markets and can assist agents regardless of their prior aviation experience. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We welcome a wide range of aircraft-related risks, including: Fixed Wing and Helicopter aircraft Commercial, Corporate, Personal, and Non-Owned aircraft Piston, Turbo-Prop, and Jet aircraft Specialty categories such as Antique, Military, Emergency Response, Aerial, and Cargo aircraft You might have a client who is a business owner using a turboprop aircraft for regional meetings, or a private pilot who co-owns a jet as part of a flying club—both scenarios are excellent fits for this program. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Our offerings extend beyond aircraft hull and liability insurance. We provide access to: Airport Liability – for commercial, municipal, private airports, helipads, FBOs, and maintenance facilities Aviation Products Liability – for manufacturers, parts distributors, and service centers Aviation Worker's Compensation – even if aviation is not the primary class code This program is ideal for agents looking to package multiple aviation-related exposures with tailored coverage solutions. Underwriting Notes and Market Access Our dedicated aviation team has over 85 years of combined experience and has worked together for more than 20 years. We represent virtually every aviation insurer in the market, giving you access to both admitted and non-admitted options. Our underwriters view pleasure and business aircraft as a favorable class of business, and we’re equipped to help you navigate complex risks or enter the aviation space with confidence. Territories and Availability Coverage is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, DC. Whether your client is located in California, Texas, New York, or anywhere in between, Arlington/Roe is ready to help you place your aviation accounts. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker, Arlington/Roe offers unmatched access to aviation markets and deep expertise in aviation risk management. We support both experienced aviation agents and those new to this niche, ensuring you have the resources and guidance needed to succeed. Our personalized approach and extensive carrier relationships make us a trusted partner for aviation insurance placement. Note: You can find Arlington/Roe’s Pleasure and Business Aircraft Insurance storefront on CompleteMarkets by searching terms such as "aviation/pleasure and business," "pleasure aircraft," or "private and commercial aircraft." Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include private owners, corporate operators, flying clubs, and businesses using aircraft for travel. We also welcome antique, cargo, and emergency aircraft risks. Do I need aviation insurance experience to work with Arlington/Roe?No. Our aviation team supports both experienced agents and those new to aviation, helping you confidently place these accounts. Is this program available in all states?Yes, Arlington/Roe offers Pleasure and Business Aircraft Insurance coverage in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Can this program cover more than just the aircraft?Yes. We can provide coverage for airports, aviation products liability, and aviation worker's compensation in addition to aircraft hull and liability. What types of aircraft are eligible?We accept fixed wing, helicopters, jets, turboprops, pistons, and specialty aircraft used for personal, business, or commercial purposes. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. is one of the longest-established surplus lines agencies in Texas and operates as a Managing General Agency (MGA). We give appointed agents and brokers access to competitive commercial insurance programs for hard-to-place and specialty risks, backed by carrier relationships that include Lloyd’s and Markel International. Broad appetite for commercial risks The Commercial Lines program is built to help you place a wide range of business accounts — from straightforward commercial property to more specialized or difficult-to-place exposures. Van Wagoner places accounts in both admitted and non-admitted markets when appropriate and works with appointed agents to find the best carrier fit. Target classes include: Apartment Houses – building, contents, inland marine, and liability Cargo – truck, air, or marine transit risks Commercial Packages – adaptable to most business classes Commercial Property – broad class acceptance Contractors Liability – multiple contractor classes Gas Stations and Convenience Stores General Liability – premises, products, and completed operations Greenhouses and Garden Centers Grocery Stores High-valued Automobiles – physical damage coverage Hotels and Motels Office Buildings Restaurants and Bars Shopping Centers and Malls Vacant Commercial Properties Coverage highlights and advantages Van Wagoner’s Commercial Lines program offers flexible coverages and structure to address the exposures your clients face. Key coverages include: Commercial Property — building, contents, and business interruption General Liability — premises, products and completed operations Inland Marine — contractor equipment, mobile property, and transit limits Physical Damage — coverage options for high-valued private automobiles The program is positioned to provide broad protection for hospitality, retail, construction, property owners, and other commercial operations where admitted or surplus capacity is required. Underwriting approach Van Wagoner underwrites through appointed agents, reviewing submissions to match accounts to the most appropriate carrier within their panel. While the appetite is broad, underwriters evaluate accounts based on class, location, exposures, loss history, and risk controls. The program accepts both admitted and non-admitted placements depending on the state and the risk. There is no published minimum premium, allowing flexibility across a range of account sizes. Available states This program is available to agents and brokers in the following states: Arizona (AZ) Arkansas (AR) California (CA) Connecticut (CT) Delaware (DE) Idaho (ID) Iowa (IA) Nevada (NV) New Mexico (NM) Oklahoma (OK) Pennsylvania (PA) Texas (TX) Utah (UT) Wyoming (WY) Why work with Van Wagoner Companies With decades of surplus-lines experience and deep underwriting relationships — including Lloyd’s and Markel International — Van Wagoner helps agents place complex and unusual commercial risks. The team emphasizes responsive service, practical underwriting guidance, and the ability to structure admitted or non-admitted options where appropriate. Example fits you may bring to this program: A mid-size apartment owner needing a combined property/liability package with inland marine for contents in a secondary market. A contractor with specialized equipment and a recent loss history who needs tailored inland marine and liability solutions through surplus markets. If you have a hard-to-place commercial account or need a surplus-lines solution, Van Wagoner can evaluate submissions and help secure the appropriate market placement. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Commercial Lines program?Good fits include apartment buildings, contractors, retail stores, hotels, restaurants, and commercial property owners. The program is well-suited for harder-to-place risks such as vacant properties and high-valued vehicles. Is this program available in admitted or non-admitted markets?Van Wagoner places business in both admitted and non-admitted markets depending on the state and class of business. Your appointed underwriter will identify the best option for each account. What carrier markets support this program?This program is backed by long-standing carrier relationships, including Lloyd’s and Markel International. Are there minimum premium requirements?There is no published minimum premium. Van Wagoner considers a range of account sizes when evaluating submissions. In which states is the program offered?The program is available in AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, ID, IA, NV, NM, OK, PA, TX, UT, and WY. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Contractors Equipment Coverage from Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. provides a focused Contractors Equipment program designed to help independent agents and brokers place inland marine coverage for contractors’ mobile equipment and tools. The program is built to support a wide range of contractor clients — from small residential trades to large commercial subcontractors — with flexible options for scheduled and unscheduled equipment, leased units, and higher-value mobile gear. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program targets contractors who rely on owned or leased equipment as a core part of their operations. Typical classes we write include: Custom Home Builders Carpenters and Framers Concrete and Masonry Contractors Drywall and Insulation Installers Landscaping and Lawn Care Services Heating and Air Conditioning Contractors Swimming Pool Contractors Tile, Carpet, and Flooring Installers Metal Erection and Welding Wrecking and Demolition We also offer a dedicated Mining Equipment appetite, written through markets that will consider high-value mobile gear such as loaders, excavators, and drilling rigs. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The program provides inland marine protection tailored to contractor equipment exposures. Key advantages include: Coverage for scheduled and unscheduled equipment and tools Options to include leased or rented equipment where appropriate Protection for losses from theft, fire, vandalism and many named perils Capacity for both single-piece high-value equipment and multi-unit fleets Access to specialty markets for complex or high-limit mining risks Example scenarios: You might have a regional concrete contractor with several backhoes and a compact fleet that needs a single policy for mobile equipment exposure. Or a landscaper with trailers, mowers and a few high-value attachments requiring scheduled limits and theft protection. Both are within the program’s typical appetite, subject to underwriting review. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Van Wagoner Companies operates as a Managing General Agency with established carrier relationships, including Lloyds and Markel International, to deliver flexible underwriting solutions. Appetite and terms depend on class of business, equipment values, security measures, and loss history. Minimum premiums may vary by class and state; our underwriting team will work with you to find the best placement for each submission. Territories and Availability Contractors Equipment and related inland marine solutions are available through Van Wagoner Companies in the following states: 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, WV, WI, WY. Mining Equipment coverage is available nationwide in all 50 states. Why Work With Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. As a specialized MGA, Van Wagoner Companies brings decades of experience placing niche commercial coverages for independent agents. Our team focuses on practical, market-ready solutions and responsive underwriting support. We pair local agent knowledge with access to stable specialty markets to help you secure timely, competitive terms for contractors’ equipment risks. If you have a contractor client with mobile equipment exposure — from a one-truck operator to a multi-equipment fleet or mining operation — our underwriting specialists can review submissions and identify the best market fit. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Contractors Equipment program?This program is ideal for contractors with mobile equipment needs, including builders, landscapers, HVAC techs, framers, and miners. Is coverage available for rented or leased equipment?Yes. The program can include options for leased or rented equipment subject to underwriting review and documentation. Can I place business for a contractor located outside the listed states?Contractors Equipment availability varies by state as listed above. However, Mining Equipment coverage is offered nationwide in all 50 states. Which carriers back this program?We work with Lloyds and Markel International to provide flexible options and market stability. Do you work with new ventures?Yes. New ventures are considered on a case-by-case basis depending on the class of business, equipment values, and the submission details.

Comprehensive Personal Lines Solutions from Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. gives brokers and independent agents access to a broad, flexible Personal Lines program built for residential and personal risks that often sit outside standard market appetite. As an experienced Managing General Agency with strong carrier relationships—including Lloyds and Markel International—we place admitted and surplus lines business for hard-to-place, non-standard, and unique exposures across multiple states. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for agents who need reliable markets for a wide range of personal property and liability risks. Typical accounts we write include: Single-family homes, including high-value and historic dwellings Rental properties and portfolios of rental dwellings Seasonal, vacant, or unoccupied homes awaiting sale or renovation Condominiums and apartment units Foreign-owned or owner-located-outside-the-U.S. homes Properties in flood- or wildfire-prone areas Personal articles and collections (fur, jewelry, fine arts) Farm and ranch properties with both residential and agricultural exposures Example: You might have a client with multiple rental dwellings in different states or a vacation home in a wildfire zone—Van Wagoner Companies can help you find the right admitted or surplus solution to place the account. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Through both standard and specialty markets, this program offers a full spectrum of coverages tailored to complex personal risks: Homeowners & Dwelling Options Homeowners forms A, B, C, 1–6, 8 Dwelling Fire (TP 1, 2, 3) Condominium unit-owner and apartment coverages Rental and vacant dwelling programs Flood insurance placement Coverage for foreign-owned homes Personal articles coverage for valuables, collections, and scheduled items Farm & Ranch Property coverage for residences, barns, and equipment Animal mortality options Farm liability, including premises and operations Because we place both admitted and non-admitted business, Van Wagoner Companies can accommodate unique property characteristics, recent lapses, or other underwriting challenges that limit standard-market availability. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting and minimum premiums vary by carrier and state. Our underwriting team offers flexible guidelines and will work with you to identify the most appropriate admitted or surplus market for each account. Provide complete loss history and detailed property information for the quickest response. Territories and Availability This Personal Lines program is currently available in: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. We continue to expand capabilities—contact us to confirm current availability for a specific risk. Why Work With Van Wagoner Companies, Inc.? Van Wagoner Companies brings decades of MGA experience focused on personal property programs that fall outside traditional underwriting molds. Our carrier access (including Lloyds and Markel International), combined with hands-on underwriting and quick turnarounds, helps you place challenging risks and grow your book. We emphasize personalized service, pragmatic underwriting, and solutions-driven placement. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Personal Lines program?This program fits owner-occupied homes, rental properties, vacant dwellings, condominiums, foreign-owned homes, and farm or ranch properties with residential exposures. Can you write coverage for vacant or seasonal homes?Yes. We place both vacant and seasonal dwellings, including homes awaiting renovation or sale, using admitted or surplus markets as appropriate. Are high-value homes or collections eligible for coverage?Yes. We can insure high-value homes and provide personal articles scheduling for valuables such as fur, jewelry, and fine arts. Is this program available on an admitted or non-admitted basis?We access both admitted and non-admitted markets to give you the flexibility to place risks that standard carriers may decline. In which states is this Personal Lines program available?Coverage is currently available in AZ, AR, CA, CT, DE, ID, IA, NV, NM, OK, PA, TX, UT, and WY. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Comprehensive Solar Energy Insurance Solutions from Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. offers a specialized Solar Energy program for agents and brokers placing renewable energy accounts. As an experienced Managing General Agency with an exclusive Lloyd's contract, Van Wagoner delivers broad market access and focused underwriting to help you protect clients operating throughout the growing solar industry. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for a wide range of solar-related businesses, including: Solar panel installers and specialty contractors Manufacturers and distributors of solar equipment Commercial and residential system owners and operators Renewable energy developers, integrators, and consultants Van Wagoner writes accounts from rooftop installers to large commercial arrays and component distributors. The program is best suited to operations with established procedures and risk controls, though new ventures with demonstrable experience and safety practices will be considered. Example scenarios You have a regional installer that performs rooftop and ground-mount system installations and needs combined General Liability, Property, and Inland Marine for equipment in transit and on site. You represent a manufacturer/distributor of inverters and panels that requires package solutions covering product exposures and property at multiple warehouse locations. Coverage Highlights and Advantages The Solar Energy program includes the following lines, structured for renewable energy exposures: Property — physical damage to equipment, on-site assets, and installation materials General Liability (GL) — third-party bodily injury and property damage arising from installation and operations Package Policies — combined solutions for smaller businesses that simplify placement Inland Marine — transit and contractor’s equipment coverage for panels, racking, and tools These coverages respond to common solar risks such as transit damage, installation site liability, electrical and mechanical breakdowns, and weather-related loss to exposed arrays. As a Lloyd's-backed program, Van Wagoner can handle non-standard or hard-to-place risks and provide secure capacity and competitive terms. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting is managed in-house by Van Wagoner’s team, allowing for prompt review and tailored solutions. Each submission is evaluated on its merits with an emphasis on safety programs, installation practices, and loss controls. No specific minimum premium is listed; agents should submit complete submissions showing operations, prior loss history, and risk management to obtain terms. Territories and Availability This program is available on a non-admitted basis through Lloyd's of London in the following states: Arizona, Arkansas, California, Colorado, Idaho, Kansas, Louisiana, Montana, Nevada, New Mexico, Oklahoma, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Virginia, West Virginia, and Wyoming. Why Work With Van Wagoner Companies, Inc.? Van Wagoner combines niche renewable-energy underwriting expertise with exclusive Lloyd's capacity. Agents benefit from: Access to Lloyd's markets for capacity on unusual or larger risks Responsive, in-house underwriting and flexible terms for complex placements An appetite for both standard and specialized solar accounts If you place coverage for contractors, developers, manufacturers, or system operators in the solar sector, Van Wagoner's Solar Energy program provides focused solutions to meet those clients' needs. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program targets solar panel installers, equipment manufacturers and distributors, renewable energy developers, and commercial/residential system operators. Is this program available on an admitted basis?No. Coverage is offered on a non-admitted basis through an exclusive Lloyd's contract managed by Van Wagoner Companies, Inc. What coverages are included in the Solar Energy program?The program includes Property, General Liability, Package, and Inland Marine coverages tailored to the exposures common in solar operations and installations. Which states is this program available in?The program is available in AZ, AR, CA, CO, ID, KS, LA, MT, NV, NM, OK, OR, PA, TX, UT, VA, WV, and WY. Can new ventures in the solar industry qualify?Yes. New ventures may be considered if they demonstrate relevant experience, proper risk controls, and clear installation or operational procedures. Each submission is underwritten individually. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

CHARTER INSURANCE AVAILABLE NATIONWIDE If your clients are involved in charter air operations—whether transporting passengers, cargo, or both—Arlington/Roe & Co., Inc. offers a comprehensive Charter Insurance program to help you place this unique and complex aviation business. Charter operations range from single-engine piston aircraft to multiengine jets and require specialized insurance protection due to the heightened operational and regulatory risks. Our program is available nationwide and is backed by deep industry expertise and access to virtually every aviation insurance market. Overview of the Program From Arlington/Roe Our dedicated aviation team has over 85 combined years of aviation insurance and risk management experience. For more than two decades, we’ve operated as a specialized unit of aviation brokers, giving you access to a wide range of solutions for both standard and hard-to-place accounts. Whether you’re an experienced aviation agent or new to the space, we’re here to support you with market access, product knowledge, and responsive service. Ideal Accounts and Appetite We are actively seeking charter air carrier operations of all sizes and configurations, including: Fixed wing and helicopter charter operators Passenger and cargo charter services Operators of piston, turbo-prop, and jet aircraft Charter fleets serving corporate, commercial, emergency, or specialty missions You might have a client running a regional jet charter business or a helicopter service providing VIP transport—these are excellent fits for our program. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Our Charter Insurance program includes a broad range of aviation-related coverages: Aircraft Coverage: Fixed wing and helicopters, for commercial, personal, and non-owned use Aviation Products Liability: Protection for parts distributors, manufacturers, and service providers Airport Coverage: For commercial, municipal, and private facilities including FBOs and maintenance hangars Aviation Workers’ Compensation: Suitable even when aviation is not the primary exposure We can help place accounts involving antique aircraft, military-use aircraft, aerial services, and other niche operations. Ground handling, refueling, and repair facility exposures can also be included. Underwriting Notes and Market Access We represent over 35 aviation insurance markets and are structured as a Managing General Agency and an Excess & Surplus Lines Broker. This gives us maximum flexibility to find the right fit for your charter clients, whether the coverage needs are straightforward or highly specialized. We’ll work with you to review operational experience, maintenance programs, pilot qualifications, and more. Territories and Availability Our Charter Insurance program is available in all 50 states, plus Washington, DC. This includes hard-to-place aviation risks in both urban and rural areas. No matter where your client is based, we can help you find the right solution. Why Work With Arlington/Roe? Our aviation team is a true specialty resource for agents looking to grow or support their aviation book. With decades of focused experience, strong carrier relationships, and a collaborative approach, Arlington/Roe makes it easy to place charter business confidently and efficiently. Whether you’re handling a small piston operator or a full-scale jet charter business, we’re here to help you succeed. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Charter Insurance program?We’re looking for charter operations involving fixed wing or helicopter aircraft used for passenger, cargo, or specialty services. Both small and large fleets are considered. Can you help with hard-to-place charter risks?Yes. With access to over 35 aviation markets, we can assist with complex or higher-risk accounts, including those with unique operations or vintage aircraft. Is this program available in my state?Yes. Our Charter Insurance program is available in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Do you work with agents who are new to aviation insurance?Absolutely. We support both experienced aviation agents and those new to the field, offering guidance and market access throughout the process. What types of coverages are included in the program?The program includes aircraft hull and liability, aviation products liability, airport liability, and aviation workers’ compensation, among others. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

A Rated, XV, Admitted Carrier Personal & Commercial Collections of Any Size Worldwide Coverage Territory Jewelry, Fine Arts, Collections and more Earthquake, Wind, Flood Included No Deductible No Hotel/Motel Exclusion No Alarm Warranty Market Appreciation Clause (150%) Included Automatic Coverage for Newly Acquired Items Available in All 50 States & DC 15% Commission Minimum Premium $250 Overview of the Program From Abacus Insurance Brokers Abacus Insurance Brokers, Inc. offers a specialized Personal Articles Floater program for agents and brokers who need broad, admitted coverage for high-value personal and commercial property. Placed with an A-rated, XV admitted carrier, the program protects items like jewelry, fine art, antiques, rare books, wine, watches, and other specialty collections on an all-risk, worldwide basis. This program is built for flexibility: it includes earthquake, wind, and flood perils; requires no deductible; and provides automatic protection for newly acquired items plus a 150% market appreciation clause. Those features make it attractive for clients with appreciating inventories or high-net-worth collectors who expect market-driven value changes. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Abacus is positioned to write both personal collectors and commercial clients. Typical accounts include: Private clients with fine jewelry or high-value engagement and heirloom pieces Art collectors and homeowners with paintings, sculptures, or mixed-media works Dealers, galleries, and small businesses carrying inventory or consigned items Specialty collections such as coins, watches, sports memorabilia, vintage items, and wine Generally well-suited for single high-value items up to whole collections and inventories. Accounts that need admitted, regulated policy forms — rather than non-admitted or surplus lines — are a particularly good fit. Coverage Highlights and Advantages All-risk coverage with worldwide territory No deductible on covered losses Earthquake, wind and flood included in the standard form Automatic coverage for newly acquired items to provide immediate protection 150% Market Appreciation Clause to help keep limits current with value increases No hotel/motel exclusion and no alarm warranty requirement These features reduce common placement friction points and make the program easy to present to clients who value broad protections without additional operational conditions. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Abacus underwriters are experienced with collections of varying size and complexity. The program accepts accounts ranging from a single high-value piece to full inventories for dealers and galleries. Minimum premium is listed at $250; commission information appears on the program summary. Provide accurate item descriptions and supporting valuations or appraisals for high-value pieces to speed placement. Territories and Availability This Personal Articles Floater is available on an admitted basis in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, offering agents the consistency of regulated policy forms and state filing protections. Why Work With Abacus Insurance Brokers As a program administrator focused on valuables and specialty property, Abacus combines targeted underwriting expertise with streamlined placement processes. Their admitted carrier relationship and broad coverage options make this program a practical solution when your clients need reliable, comprehensive protection for collections and inventory. Abacus can handle both consumer collectors and small commercial operations, helping you place accounts that might be challenging for standard homeowners or commercial property markets. Practical Account Examples You have a homeowner who wants an admitted policy for a growing art collection, including coverage while pieces are on loan or traveling — this program offers worldwide, all-risk protection and automatic coverage for newly acquired works. A small gallery needs coverage for inventory and consigned pieces, including flood and earthquake perils — Abacus can place admitted coverage with market appreciation to account for rising values. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program fits individuals and businesses with high-value items such as jewelry, fine art, collectibles, antiques, and specialty inventory. It works for both personal collections and commercial dealers or galleries. Is the coverage available nationwide?Yes — the program is available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia on an admitted basis. Are natural disasters like earthquakes and floods covered?Yes — earthquake, wind, and flood coverage are included in the standard offering, removing a common gap for high-value collections. Is there a deductible on covered claims?No — the program is written with no deductible for covered losses, which simplifies claims for insureds. Does the policy include coverage for newly acquired items?Yes — automatic coverage for newly acquired items is included to provide immediate protection for purchases, subject to policy limits and any required reporting. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.