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Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers Offers Vacant Building Insurance Overview of the Program From Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers offers a focused Vacant Building Insurance program designed for independent agents who need reliable markets and practical underwriting for vacant or unoccupied commercial buildings. As a wholesale broker with longstanding relationships across multiple markets, we work with agents to secure property, liability and ancillary coverages for a range of vacant exposures — from short-term between-tenant gaps to longer-term redevelopment projects. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is best suited for commercial buildings that are currently vacant but have a clear plan for re-occupancy, sale, renovation or demolition. Typical classes we place include: Retail strip centers and standalone storefronts Small office buildings and professional suites Light industrial and warehouse space Multi-tenant commercial blocks and mixed-use properties Properties undergoing renovations or marketing for lease/sale We typically decline locations with active vandalism, extensive deferred maintenance, or confirmed condemned status. Complex environmental hazards, unknown occupancy histories, or severe arson history may require placement in specialty markets. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Property coverage tailored to vacant risks, including options for building, contents, and debris removal. Optional limited liability and premises liability coverage where available to address third-party exposure during vacancy. Flexible terms for vacancy periods, renovation timelines, and soft costs exposure during redevelopment. Access to 7+ underwriting markets experienced with vacant exposures, providing competitive placement options. Admitted placements available in some states; non-admitted solutions can be arranged when appropriate. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriters will evaluate: reason for vacancy, length of vacancy, property condition, location, value, prior loss history, and loss control measures in place (e.g., active monitoring, boarded windows, sprinkler/alarms). Typical information to provide with submissions: Completed ACORD applications and property schedules Photos showing building condition and security measures Planned timeline for re-occupancy or disposition Loss runs for the past 3–5 years Minimum premium: $5,000. Higher limits, specialty coverages, or adverse loss history may increase the premium or require placement with a specific market. Territories and Availability This program is available through Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers across the following states: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY. Admitted paper is available in some states; non-admitted solutions are used where needed. Why Work With Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers on Vacant Building Risks As a wholesale broker, Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers combines market access with hands-on underwriting guidance. We help you prepare submissions to increase placement success and can often offer multiple market options so you can choose the best fit for your client’s tolerance and budget. Our team focuses on pragmatic solutions for sensitive vacant-property exposures and supports short timelines for binding coverage where necessary. Example Account Scenarios You have a client who owns a two-story retail building left vacant after a tenant departed; they plan a cosmetic renovation and relisting. We can pursue short-term vacant coverage with limits sized to the building value and include basic liability during contractor work. A landlord holds a vacant warehouse while negotiating a long-term lease. With updated security and monitored alarms, we can seek competitive property-only or broader packages through our vacancy markets. Please call Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers today for more information and to discuss specific submissions. Frequently Asked Questions What types of vacant properties are a good fit for this program?Properties with a documented plan for re-occupancy, renovation or sale are ideal: retail storefronts, small offices, light industrial buildings, and mixed-use commercial blocks. Buildings with active demolition orders, confirmed condemnation, or significant unresolved environmental issues are typically not a fit. What minimum information should I include with a submission?Provide a completed ACORD application, current photos showing the building condition and security, a description of the vacancy reason and expected timeline, and loss runs for the last 3–5 years. The clearer the plan for the property, the better the placement options. Are admitted policies available?Admitted policy options are available in some states; where admitted coverage isn’t available or not competitive, we place non-admitted paper. Availability depends on state regulation and the specific risk profile. Is there a minimum premium or account size?The program’s minimum premium is $5,000. Final pricing depends on the building value, location, loss history, and the coverages requested. How many markets do you access for vacant risks?We work with 7+ markets experienced with vacant-building exposures, allowing us to present multiple options and select the best placement for each client. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers is a national wholesale broker with over 100 years of combined expertise in the Mining Insurance sector. We specialize in placing coverage for above- and below-ground mining operations across the United States, including Alaska. Whether your clients are involved in coal mining, precious metal and mineral extraction, or aggregate operations, we have the experience and market access to help you place complex mining accounts with confidence. Overview of the Mining Insurance Program We understand that the mining industry is highly specialized and comes with significant operational and environmental exposures. Our dedicated Mining Insurance program is built to address these risks with tailored coverage solutions. From highwall mining operations to continuous miner accounts, we can handle a wide range of mining-related risks. We also have the ability to structure layered quota share policies for larger inland marine schedules. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Our program is designed for a broad range of mining-related risks, including: Coal mining operations Precious metals and mineral mining Aggregate and stone quarry operations Mining consultants and contractor labor accounts Manufacturers and distributors of mining equipment (Products Liability) If you have clients involved in specialized or high-risk mining operations, including those in remote or hard-to-place regions like Alaska or the Appalachian region, we may have the market solutions you need. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Our Mining Insurance program offers a comprehensive suite of coverages, with flexibility to tailor policies based on your clients’ specific exposures: • General Liability • Umbrella • Excess Liability • Higher Layered Excess • Auto Coverage • Property Insurance • Workers Compensation • Pollution Liability • Inland Marine We can support more complex placements, including layered excess structures and large inland marine schedules, giving you more options to serve larger or more specialized clients. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums We work closely with agents and brokers to understand the full scope of your client’s operations. While minimum premium requirements may vary based on the size and complexity of the account, our underwriting team is equipped to evaluate both standard and complex risks with flexibility. Please contact us directly to discuss specific submissions and appetite. Territories and Availability Our Mining Insurance program is available in all 50 states, including the District of Columbia. Whether your client operates in a traditional mining state like West Virginia or a unique territory like Alaska, we have the geographic reach and carrier relationships to help you place the business. Why Work With Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers? Mining is a high-risk, detail-intensive industry — and it takes a true specialist to navigate the nuances of insuring it. At Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers, we bring decades of niche experience, strong market relationships, and a proactive approach to supporting our retail partners. We don’t just place policies — we help you deliver complete protection for your clients, backed by service and market access you can rely on. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Mining Insurance program?We are a strong fit for coal, mineral, and aggregate mining operations, as well as mining consultants, contractor labor accounts, and manufacturers or distributors of mining equipment. Can you help with hard-to-place or high-risk mining operations?Yes, we specialize in complex and high-risk mining accounts, including highwall mining and continuous miner operations. We can also structure layered excess and inland marine solutions for larger risks. Is this program available nationwide?Yes, our Mining Insurance program is available in all 50 states, including Alaska and the District of Columbia. Do you have markets for pollution liability and inland marine?Yes, we offer both pollution liability and inland marine coverage as part of our comprehensive Mining Insurance offering. What types of mining equipment risks can you cover?We can place products liability coverage for manufacturers and distributors of mining equipment, supporting you in protecting these specialized operations. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Inland Marine / Contractors' Equipment Insurance Available Though Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers works closely with retail agents to place inland marine and contractors' equipment exposures for a wide range of construction and trade clients. We understand that equipment schedules are major assets for contractors — large, expensive items are typically scheduled while smaller items and tools are often written on a blanket limit. Our markets can provide all-risk or broad named-perils wording depending on the account's needs, with options for agreed value, replacement cost, transit, off-site storage, rented equipment and rental reimbursement. Overview of the Program From Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers This wholesale program gives agents access to multiple admitted and non-admitted carriers that specialize in inland marine and contractors' equipment. We place schedules for high-value units, blanket limits for small tools and instruments, and tailored packages for contractors that combine equipment coverage with transit and on-site exposures. Underwriting emphasizes accurate schedules, preventive maintenance, theft controls and usage information to secure competitive terms. Ideal Accounts and Appetite - Heavy equipment owners/operators (excavators, loaders, graders, forklifts) - Subcontractors and specialty trades (landscaping, paving, utilities, demolition) - Equipment rental businesses and mobile tool fleets - General contractors with mixed schedules and on-site exposures Accounts with documented maintenance, identifiable serial numbers, and theft prevention measures are the best fit. We typically seek to avoid accounts with persistent loss history without mitigation, unknown equipment age/ownership, or exposures better suited to an inland marine single-policy carrier. Coverage Highlights and Advantages - All-risk and broad-named peril forms available - Scheduled equipment on agreed or stated value bases - Blanket limits for tools and small equipment (including employees' tools) - Transit coverage for equipment in transit between job sites - Coverage for rented/leased equipment and rental reimbursement options - Coverage extensions for attachments, spare parts and temporary structures - Flexible territorial options—programs writing in most states listed below Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriters expect accurate equipment schedules, age and serial number information, theft controls and evidence of routine maintenance. Operators and usage (owner-operated vs. hired operators) are considered. Minimum premium for placement through this program is typically $5,000; accounts below that threshold may require alternative markets or modified coverage. Because offerings include admitted and non-admitted markets, filability and local regulation will be addressed on a state-by-state basis. Territories and Availability Most Available States. This program writes in: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY. Specific coverage options and admitted vs. non-admitted capacity will vary by state and by carrier. Why Work With Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers As a wholesale broker, Commercial Sector Insurance Brokers brings established carrier relationships and experience placing sensitive equipment schedules. We help agents package submissions, identify the best markets in our panel of 10+ carriers, and negotiate terms that reflect the client's loss controls and asset values. Our team is practiced at handling multipart schedules, inland transit exposures and blended packages that combine scheduled and blanket limits. Example Accounts That Fit This Program - Example 1: You have a mid-size excavation contractor with a fleet of excavators and loaders plus a hundred small tools. The contractor needs scheduled values for heavy units and a blanket limit for tools with transit coverage between job sites. - Example 2: You represent a regional equipment rental company that rents compactors and trenchers. The client needs agreed-value schedules, coverage for rented-out equipment, and coverage for hired operators. Please Call Today For More Information. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for Commercial Sector’s inland marine program?Clients with scheduled heavy equipment (excavators, cranes, loaders), contractors with a mix of scheduled and small tools, and equipment rental businesses are ideal. Accounts with good maintenance records, serial-numbered schedules and theft controls place best. Can this program provide transit and rented-equipment coverage?Yes. Transit coverage between job sites and optional rented/leased equipment coverage and rental reimbursement can be included depending on the carrier and the state's admitted/non-admitted options. What information should I include in a submission to get an accurate quote?Provide a detailed equipment schedule (description, age, serial/VIN, value), recent loss history, maintenance practices, theft-prevention measures, and how equipment is used (owner-operated, hired operators, rental). This helps underwriters offer the most favorable terms. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.