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Manufactured Home Insurance For NC and VA Agents Insurance Markets, Inc. offers a comprehensive Manufactured Home Insurance program for agents and brokers placing business in North Carolina and Virginia. Designed to accommodate a wide range of client needs, this program provides flexible coverage options through an A+ rated admitted carrier, American Modern Insurance Group. Whether your client owns, rents, or leases their manufactured home, this program delivers reliable protection and underwriting expertise. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is ideal for agents with clients who reside in, lease, or rent manufactured or mobile homes. Acceptable occupancy types include: Owner-occupied homes Seasonal and vacation-use manufactured homes Rental properties (landlord coverage) Tenant-occupied units (renter’s coverage) Homes of various ages are considered, offering flexibility that helps agents place even hard-to-place risks. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Actual Cash Value (ACV) or Replacement Cost options for both the home and personal property Reimbursement for Repairs following covered losses Fire Department Service Charges covered Food Spoilage due to covered events Tree, Shrub, Plant, and Lawn damage coverage Antenna and Satellite Dish protection Other Structures on the premises included Optional Endorsements available to expand coverage as needed Mechanical Breakdown Enhancement – an industry-leading endorsement for added peace of mind Direct Bill Options with flexible payment plans Competitive Rates backed by stable underwriting Underwriting Notes and Program Features Agents can expect responsive service and competitive underwriting for a wide range of manufactured homes, including older units. The program is designed for easy quoting and placement, with direct billing to insureds and multiple payment options available. Admitted in select states, this program offers the security of regulated protection through a top-rated carrier. Territories and Availability This Manufactured Home Insurance program is available in: North Carolina (NC) Virginia (VA) Agents in Maryland may also inquire about availability in that state as the carrier is admitted in some areas. Why Work With Agents Insurance Markets, Inc.? As a trusted Managing General Agency (MGA), Agents Insurance Markets, Inc. brings decades of experience in placing specialty personal lines coverage. Their team understands the unique exposures of manufactured home risks and offers agents the tools and carrier access needed to serve this niche market effectively. With a focus on service, speed, and underwriting flexibility, you can confidently place your manufactured home business through AIM. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is a great fit for owner-occupied, seasonal, rental, and tenant-occupied manufactured or mobile homes in NC and VA. Is coverage available for older manufactured homes?Yes, the program offers flexible age eligibility, making it easier to place older homes that may not qualify elsewhere. Does the program offer Replacement Cost coverage?Yes, both Actual Cash Value and Replacement Cost options are available for the home and personal property, depending on eligibility. Are optional endorsements available?Yes, agents can add optional coverages such as mechanical breakdown, food spoilage, and additional structures to tailor protection to client needs. How is the program billed?The program supports direct billing with multiple payment options, providing convenience for both agents and insureds. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Woodworking Insurance — Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. Overview of the Program Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a dedicated Woodworking Insurance program for agents placing coverage for cabinetmakers, furniture manufacturers, window and door shops, millwork operations and related woodworking contractors. This program provides both property and liability solutions on a mono-line or package basis and can be placed through admitted markets where available or on an excess & surplus basis as needed. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program works well for small- to mid-sized woodworking and millwork operations that perform design/build, installation and manufacturing for residential and light commercial clients. Typical accounts include: Custom cabinet shops and furniture makers Window and door fabricators and installers Millwork shops producing trim, moulding and architectural components Contractors who both manufacture and install finished goods The program is geared toward operations with standard woodworking exposures (saws, routers, finishing operations, assembly) and reasonable loss histories. It is generally not intended for heavy industrial wood product manufacturers, high-hazard specialty processes, or accounts with frequent/large recent losses. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Underwriters provide flexible options to match the account’s exposures. Key highlights include: Commercial General Liability — Primary limits available up to $3,000,000 occurrence/aggregate Hired and Non-Owned Auto coverage available Medical Payments coverage with a $5,000 limit included Additional interests can be named Excess/Umbrella limits up to $25,000,000 Property coverage options: Basic, Broad, or Special form; building, contents, business income Specialized property add-ons: Bailees’ Customer, Contractors’ Equipment, Installation Floater, Accounts Receivable, Valuable Papers Equipment Breakdown and Outside Signs available Replacement Cost or Actual Cash Value valuation Crime coverage options: inside the premises (theft of money and securities), inside premises robbery or safe burglary of other property, and outside the premises Minimum $500 deductible required Underwriting Notes and Typical Submission Requirements Colonial General’s underwriting team evaluates operations by process, revenue mix, and controls. Common factors they consider include finishing operations (spray booths), dust collection and housekeeping, flammable solvent storage, installation exposures, and bailee/customer exposures. To accelerate review, provide a clear description of operations, years in business, estimated annual receipts or payroll, and recent loss history. Underwriters commonly request a completed application and loss runs; they may also ask for photos of the workspace and protection details for facilities using spray finishes or large finishing systems. Territories and Admitted Status This program is available in: AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, WY. Colonial General places coverage through multiple markets — admitted where offered and excess & surplus lines where necessary. The admitted status varies by state and by carrier ("Some Available Markets"). Why Place Woodworking Business Through Colonial General? Specialized focus — underwriting that understands woodworking operations and the common loss drivers for small and mid-size shops. Flexible placement — access to a range of admitted and E&S markets and ability to package property and liability with ancillary coverages like bailee and installation floaters. Competitive limit options — higher primary limits and significant umbrella capacity for contractors who need broader protection. Responsive underwriting — practical risk mitigation guidance and tailored terms for accounts with standard controls. Example Accounts You might have a client who operates a local cabinet shop with light installation services and modest annual receipts — this program can provide packaged property and liability with bailee coverage for customer goods. Or you could place a larger regional millwork shop that needs higher liability limits, an installation floater and contractors’ equipment coverage while protecting customer property with bailee’s coverage. For submission help or to confirm market availability in a specific state, contact Colonial General’s underwriting desk through your regular wholesale channels. Colonial General acts as a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines Broker with multiple carrier relationships. Frequently Asked Questions What types of woodworking accounts are a good fit for this program?The program targets small- to mid-sized woodworking and millwork operations — cabinetmakers, furniture shops, window and door fabricators, and install-focused contractors. Shops with standard woodworking processes and reasonable loss history are preferred. Are admitted markets available or is this E&S only?Colonial General places business in both admitted and excess & surplus markets. Availability depends on state and carrier appetite; some markets are admitted while others are written on an E&S basis. What limits and key coverages can I expect?Commercial General Liability primary limits are available up to $3,000,000 occurrence/aggregate. Excess or umbrella capacity can go up to $25,000,000. Property, bailee’s customer, installation floaters, equipment breakdown and crime coverages are also available. A minimum $500 deductible is required. What underwriting information should I include with a submission?Include a description of operations, estimated annual receipts or payroll, years in business, and current loss runs. Underwriters will also want to know about finishing operations, dust control, storage of flammables, and whether the client performs installations or has bailee exposures. Which states does the program serve?The program is available in AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT and WY. Market availability and admitted status can vary by state. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Overview of the Program from Amwins Underwriting APU's AmeriComp workers’ compensation program through Amwins Underwriting provides access to multiple admitted markets with a broad class-code appetite. The program offers both direct access and binding authority for its carrier partners, allowing wholesale brokers and agents to place mono-line workers' compensation accounts across a wide range of industries and risk levels. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for independent agents and brokers looking to place employer-paid workers’ compensation for clients that range from low- to high-hazard operations. Target classes include: Manufacturing Hospitality Transportation Construction Wholesale Healthcare Retail Service Cannabis AmeriComp is set up to handle standard risks as well as harder-to-place accounts such as new ventures, accounts with recent loss activity (credit to debit experience modification scenarios), and businesses seeking either guaranteed-cost or loss-sensitive programs. USL&H (United States Longshore and Harbor Workers) coverage is available where appropriate. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Broad admitted-market access—several admitted carriers participate in the AmeriComp WC program. Binding authority and direct placement options speed turnaround and reduce placement friction. Support for both guaranteed-cost and loss-sensitive program structures. Ability to consider accounts with credit-to-debit experience modification scenarios and new ventures. Industry breadth from retail and service to higher-hazard manufacturing and construction accounts. USL&H available for applicable exposures. Underwriting Notes and Submission Requirements To evaluate submissions quickly and accurately, underwriters typically request the following: Completed industry standard workers’ compensation application. Loss runs for the past 3–5 years. Experience modification worksheet or verification of the current EMR. Minimum premium varies by state; pricing and program options will be quoted based on class mix, payroll, loss history, and state jurisdiction. Please do not include payroll or premium estimates on incomplete applications—attach the requested loss runs and EMR to help expedite underwriting. Territories and Admitted Status The AmeriComp program partners with admitted carriers and is available across all states listed on this storefront, with admitted placements available in most territories. Availability and specific carrier appetite may vary by state and line size; please reference the state list when preparing submissions and confirm availability for your insured’s jurisdiction. Why Work with Amwins Underwriting on This Business Amwins Underwriting combines wholesale distribution experience with program-level access to admitted carriers and binding authority—giving agents a single point of contact for a wide range of classes and program structures. The firm’s underwriting flexibility makes AmeriComp a practical solution when you need admitted paper, faster binding, or creative structuring for clients that fall outside a standard appetite. Example placement scenarios You have a regional restaurant group expanding into a new state with multiple locations and typical hospitality class codes — AmeriComp can provide admitted carriers and options for guaranteed-cost or loss-sensitive arrangements. You represent a small manufacturing facility with a recent unfavorable loss year but stable safety controls; the program will consider credit-to-debit EMR situations and new-venture submissions with appropriate supporting documentation. To submit business, please send complete packages (application, 3–5 years loss runs, EMR) to: [email protected]. If you need clarification on state availability or program fit before submitting, include a brief risk summary in your email. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for the AmeriComp mono-line workers’ compensation program?Accounts across manufacturing, hospitality, transportation, construction, wholesale, healthcare, retail, service, and cannabis are primary targets. The program also considers new ventures and accounts with credit-to-debit experience modification issues. What documents should I include with a submission?Include a completed industry-standard workers’ compensation application, 3–5 years of loss runs, and the experience modification worksheet or verification. More complete submissions help speed underwriting and placement. Is this program admitted or non-admitted paper?AmeriComp partners with several admitted carriers and places admitted paper in most jurisdictions. Specific carrier availability and admitted options depend on state and account characteristics. Are loss-sensitive programs available?Yes. The program supports both guaranteed-cost and loss-sensitive programs, and underwriters can evaluate alternative structures for larger or more complex accounts. How do I submit a risk or get a preliminary fit check?Email a brief risk summary and the required documents to [email protected]. For fast pre-submission feedback, include class mix, payroll, current EMR, and a short loss history overview. Need help placing an account? 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