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Boat Dealer Insurance Program from Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services offers a Boat Dealer Insurance program built for marine dealers who sell, service, store, or transport boats, motors, and related equipment. Combining Ocean Marine expertise with Property & Casualty capabilities, Continental Risk packages dealer-specific protections into a streamlined portfolio so independent agents and brokers can place accounts with confidence. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is a fit for a broad range of marine dealers, including: Boat dealers with new and/or used inventory Dealerships that provide sales, repair, maintenance, or demonstration services Operations that transport boats for shows, deliveries, or customer locations Appetite ranges from small independent dealers to larger multi-location marine retailers. The program is designed to handle typical dealer exposures such as inventory while held for sale, boats in transit, on exhibition, or used for on-water demonstrations and test rides. Accounts that regularly move boats across state lines or that provide afloat demonstrations are eligible, subject to underwriting review. Risks with unusual sporting charters, high-hazard modifications, or significant uninsured operations should be discussed with underwriting prior to submission. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Physical protection for boats, outboard/inboard motors, and accessories held for sale Coverage for boats while in transit, on exhibition, or being demonstrated — including while afloat Liability coverage for loss of life, bodily injury, and third-party property damage Legal defense, court costs, and wreck removal where required by law Optional or bundled coverages: Property, General Liability, Business Auto, Equipment, Work Boats, Excess/Bumbershoot liability, Jones Act exposure, and Marine Workers’ Compensation in select states This program’s integration of Ocean Marine and P&C lines helps reduce gaps that can occur when those exposures are placed separately. That makes it easier for you to present a coordinated package to your dealer clients. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Continental Risk underwrites accounts on a case-by-case basis. Submissions should include a detailed description of business operations, locations, inventory values, transportation practices, exposure to on-water demonstrations, and loss history. The program’s minimum premium starts at $1,500; final pricing depends on underwriting, limits, deductibles, and the specific mix of coverages requested. Typical factors that affect acceptability and pricing: Value and type of inventory (new vs. used, high-value specialty craft) Amount and frequency of on-water demonstrations or test rides Transport methods and distance (local deliveries vs. interstate movement) Garage/repair operations and customer slip or dock exposures Territories and Availability The Boat Dealer Insurance program is available in most U.S. states, 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. Admitted placements are available in most states; Continental Risk can also place non-admitted coverage where appropriate through multiple carrier options. Why Work With Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services As a wholesale broker focused on marine exposures, Continental Risk brings specialized underwriting knowledge and access to multiple carriers that understand dealer operations. Their combined Ocean Marine and P&C capabilities let you present coordinated solutions that address afloat, transit, inventory, and liability risks in one package. That reduces placement complexity and helps protect your clients from coverage gaps. Example scenarios that fit this program: You have a dealership that offers on-water test rides and transports demo boats to shows — this program covers demonstrations, transit, and showroom inventory in a single submission. You represent a multi-location dealer with repair operations and customer slip exposures — Continental Risk can bundle Property, General Liability, Business Auto, and marine-specific protections to match the account. If you need more information or want to submit a risk, contact Jeana at [email protected] or call 866-699-27477. Visit: www.continentalmarineins.com Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Boat Dealer Insurance program?Ideal accounts include marine dealerships that sell, service, or transport boats, motors, and accessories—especially those involved in demonstrations, exhibitions, or on-water test rides. Is coverage available for boats in transit or being demonstrated?Yes. The program extends coverage to boats while in transit, on exhibition, or being used for demonstration purposes, including while afloat. Can I bundle other coverages with the Boat Dealer Insurance?Yes. The program offers a complete package that may include Property, General Liability, Business Auto, Equipment, Work Boats, Bumbershoot, and Marine Workers' Compensation (in select states). What is the minimum premium for this program?The minimum premium starts at $1,500, with final pricing subject to underwriting and the specific limits and coverages requested. Which states is this program available in?The program is available in most U.S. states, including CA, FL, TX, NY, and many others. Admitted status applies in most available states. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services offers a comprehensive Inland Marine Insurance program designed to meet the evolving needs of your commercial clients with property exposures in transit, at temporary locations, or off-site. As a wholesale broker with access to a wide array of admitted and non-admitted markets, we provide flexible solutions for a broad range of inland marine risks. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Our Inland Marine program is well-suited for a variety of industries and operations. Whether you work with contractors, logistics providers, art dealers, or tech firms, we can help you place business across many classes. Key target accounts include: Construction firms with equipment, builder’s risk, installation, and riggers exposures Warehousing operations with legal liability for stored goods Dealers and collectors of fine art, cultural, historical, and rare items Logistics firms and freight handlers requiring cargo and transportation solutions Businesses with mobile equipment or property that needs floater coverage Organizations relying on communications and computerized equipment in the field You might have a client such as a general contractor with high-value equipment spread across multiple job sites, or a museum transporting valuable artwork across state lines. These are the types of accounts our program is built to support. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Inland Marine coverage from Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services helps protect your clients’ most mobile and specialized property. Coverage options include: Scheduled and unscheduled equipment floaters Builder’s risk programs tailored to project size and timeline Transportation and motor truck cargo insurance Warehouse legal liability coverage Valuable articles and fine art policies Installation floaters for materials and equipment in transit and at job sites We understand the complexity of inland marine exposures and work closely with you to structure solutions that fit your clients’ operational needs. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Minimum premiums vary depending on the class of business, territory, and coverage requested. Our underwriters evaluate each risk individually, considering factors such as equipment values, scope of operations, loss history, and project duration. We offer access to multiple markets, including both admitted and non-admitted options, to help you find the right balance of coverage and cost for your clients. Territories and Availability Our Inland Marine program is available in all 50 states, including Washington, D.C. Whether your client is based in a coastal state or operates across multiple regions, we can help you place coverage efficiently. Why Work With Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services? As a specialized wholesale broker, Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services brings years of experience and market access to challenging inland marine exposures. We pride ourselves on responsive service, tailored underwriting, and helping our agency partners succeed in placing complex property risks. For more information on our Inland Marine program, please contact our office. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Inland Marine program?This program is ideal for contractors, logistics companies, warehouse operators, equipment rental firms, art dealers, and any business with property in transit or at temporary locations. Do you offer coverage for builder’s risk and installation floaters?Yes, we provide coverage for builder’s risk projects and installation floaters, including riggers and construction equipment. Are both admitted and non-admitted markets available?Yes, we have access to both admitted and non-admitted carriers depending on the class of business and the state. Is there a minimum premium requirement?Minimum premiums vary based on the specific risk and coverage selected. We evaluate each submission individually. In which states is this program available?The Inland Marine program is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Aviation Insurance Experts — Plimsoll Specialty Markets Has You Covered When your clients have aviation exposures, you need a wholesale partner with deep, practical experience in aerospace insurance. Plimsoll Specialty Markets, LLC is a wholesale broker that brings decades of aviation underwriting and placement knowledge to help retail agents and brokers navigate this specialized market. Our aviation team provides consultative support and direct market access for nearly every aviation-related risk. Whether a client owns a corporate jet, operates a flight school, maintains aircraft on the ground, or manufactures aerospace components, we work with you to source competitive, tailored coverage. Ideal Accounts and Classes We specialize in hard-to-place and niche aviation risks, including: • Corporate jet and private aircraft operators • Commercial aircraft and helicopter operators • Aircraft component and aerospace product manufacturers • Public-use airports and helipads • Aircraft repair and maintenance organizations (MROs) • Airport service contractors: fueling, catering, janitorial, baggage handling, lavatory services, and more • Department of Defense (DOD) aviation contractors • Fixed Base Operators (FBOs) • Flight schools and aviation training centers If your client’s operations touch the aviation ecosystem, there is a strong chance we have a market that fits. Coverage Highlights and Placement Advantages Plimsoll Specialty provides access to a broad set of aviation products and placement strategies that can be structured to a client’s operational risk: • Aircraft Hull & Liability Insurance • Aviation General Liability • Airport General Liability (public airports) • Aerospace Products Liability • Workers’ Compensation for flight operations, MROs, and contractors • Non-Owned Aircraft Liability • Airshow and Helipad Liability • Professional Liability for aviation-related services • Hangar Property Insurance Coverage can be structured with limits starting at $1 million and, in many cases, up to $2 billion. We work to match policy terms and limits to the client’s exposure rather than forcing one-size-fits-all solutions. Underwriting Expertise and Flexibility Our underwriters are industry veterans who understand aviation operations, contract language, and liability drivers. We help you assemble strong submissions and present them to the right carrier partners. Plimsoll Specialty works with multiple carriers and offers both admitted and non-admitted options depending on the risk and jurisdictional needs. Typical Appetite and Common Restrictions We are best suited for accounts with identifiable aviation operations and documented risk controls. Typical fits include corporate aircraft operations, certificated and non-certificated operators, MROs, manufacturers of aircraft components, airport operators, and aviation services contractors. Extremely high-risk operations without established safety programs, uncertified experimental operations, or exposures outside standard regulatory compliance may be declined or require specialized terms; contact us early on these accounts so we can assess marketability. Example Account Scenarios • You have a mid-sized corporation with a light jet used for executive travel — we can package hull and liability with crew and non-owned exposures. • You represent an FBO that provides fueling, line service, and hangar rental — we can combine airport GL, hangar property, and optional contractors’ exposures. • You insure an aerospace component manufacturer supplying avionics parts — we can seek products liability and premises coverage tailored to the manufacturing operations. Available Nationwide We can place aviation risks in all 50 states plus Washington, D.C. Whether your client operates at a major hub or a rural airstrip, we’ll help find the right fit across admitted and non-admitted markets. Why Partner With Plimsoll Specialty? Plimsoll Specialty gives retail agents and brokers a strategic advantage on aviation business: market access, technical underwriting guidance, and competitive intelligence. We support submission prep, help clarify exposures and exclusions, and provide placement options that improve your client service and retention. Our team also helps you explain product nuances to insureds so you can confidently present solutions. Let our aviation specialists help you navigate this niche market with flexible solutions and responsive service. Contact us today to discuss your next aviation risk, or visit our website: https://www.plimsollspecialty.com/ Frequently Asked Questions What types of aviation risks are best suited for this program?We specialize in a wide range of aviation exposures including private jets, commercial helicopters, airport operations, aircraft maintenance, flight schools, and aviation contractors. Can you help with high-limit liability placements?Yes. We can place coverage with liability limits ranging from $1 million to $2 billion, depending on the risk profile and market availability. Is this program available in all states?Yes, we offer Aviation Insurance solutions in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Do you offer both admitted and non-admitted options?Yes. We have access to both admitted and non-admitted markets to ensure flexibility based on your client’s needs and jurisdictional requirements. What kind of support do you provide to retail agents?We offer consultative underwriting support, technical expertise, and help navigating coverage options so you can confidently advise your clients and compete effectively. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Overview — Contractor Pollution Liability Package from Continental Risk /Continental Marine Insurance Services Continental Risk /Continental Marine Insurance Services offers an Environmental Engineers, Consultants and Contractors (ECC) package designed for environmental contractors, engineers and consultants. This flexible package combines commercial general liability (CGL), contractor pollution liability (CPL) and professional liability into a single policy form so you can place mixed-exposure accounts with one market and one submission. Program Features and Strengths Worldwide coverages available for on-site operations and completed operations. Separate limits for defense to preserve indemnity limits. Transit coverage for pollutant transport and materials in transit. Media & Technology coverage for consultants and firms that provide digital deliverables. Owner/Contractor and Railroad Protective policies available in conjunction with the package. OCP (Owner’s Contractor Pollution) policies available alongside package placements. Excess policy capacity available to build limits over the package. Project-specific CPL policies available up to five years. Competitive pricing backed by an A-rated carrier and wholesale-broker distribution. Loss control support — loss control manuals provided to each insured; mold-specific loss control materials available. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is aimed at agents who place environmental contractors, consulting engineers, geotechnical and environmental consultants, remediation subcontractors, tank and excavation contractors, and firms that deliver both technical advice and on-site remediation work. Typical accounts that fit best: Small-to-mid sized environmental contractors performing site remediation, soil excavation, UST removals and similar work; Consulting firms that perform Phase I/II site assessments, monitoring and reporting; Mixed operations that need both professional error & omission protection and pollution liability for on-site work; Clients needing project-specific wrap or CPL terms for longer remediation projects (up to five years). Coverage Highlights and Advantages Integrated CGL, CPL and professional liability — fewer gaps between policy sections and fewer carriers to manage. Separate defense limits help protect indemnity limits for costly environmental defense actions. Transit and media/technology options reduce need for supplemental endorsements or separate policies. Project-specific CPL available for long-duration contracts and complex remediation timelines. Access to excess capacity and A-rated paper through Continental Risk’s wholesale broking channel. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premium Continental Risk /Continental Marine Insurance Services underwrites on a per-account basis. Key submission items include completed applications, scope of work or contracts, recent loss runs, and details on safety, training and environmental controls. Minimum premium for the program is $2,500.00. Policies may be written admitted in states where admitted paper is offered; otherwise non-admitted placement is used depending on jurisdiction and risk characteristics. Territories and Availability The program is available in the following 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. Admitted paper is available in some states; Continental Risk will advise whether an admitted or non-admitted placement is appropriate for each account. Why Place This Business With Continental Risk /Continental Marine Insurance Services Wholesale broker access to an A-rated carrier experienced in environmental and professional risks. Single-package solution that reduces coverage gaps between CGL, CPL and professional liability. Dedicated loss control materials and underwriting support to help close submissions. Competitive pricing and excess capacity options to meet client limit needs. Example Accounts You might have a mid-size remediation contractor bidding on a multi-year groundwater cleanup. The project-specific CPL (up to five years) plus CGL and professional liability in a single package simplifies placement and renewals. You might represent a consulting firm that provides site assessments and oversight of subcontracted excavation. The package’s media & technology and professional coverage help protect against both field operations and report errors. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this ECC package?Firms that combine on-site work and technical services — environmental contractors, remediation subcontractors, and consulting engineers — typically fit well. The program works best for small-to-mid-sized operations with documented safety controls and no ongoing, large undisclosed pollution liabilities. Which coverage parts are included in the package?The package includes commercial general liability (CGL), contractor pollution liability (CPL) and professional liability. Transit, media & technology, OCP and railroad protective coverage options are available as endorsements or in conjunction with the package. Is admitted paper available?Admitted placements are available in some states; where admitted paper is not offered, Continental Risk will place coverage on a non-admitted basis as needed. State availability and placement form depend on the jurisdiction and risk profile. What are the submission requirements and minimum premium?Typical submissions should include a completed application, scope of work or contracts, loss runs, and loss control information. The program minimum premium is $2,500.00; final terms depend on exposure, limits and loss history. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Comprehensive Boat Repair Insurance Program from Continental Marine Continental Marine Insurance Services, a division of Continental Risk, offers a specialized Boat Repair insurance program designed to protect marine artisans working on small commercial and private pleasure watercraft. This package policy is tailored for businesses performing repairs, installations, and maintenance at marinas, boatyards, or other locations not owned by the insured. With access to multiple admitted markets, Continental Marine delivers flexible coverage options to meet the unique exposures of marine contractors. Ideal Accounts for This Program This program is an excellent fit for small to mid-size marine businesses with annual gross receipts up to $1,000,000. Target classes include: Electronics installation and repair Fiberglass and hull repair Canvas, sails, and upholstery services Engine repairs and mechanical services Boat detailing, including underwater cleaning by divers Custom carpentry and woodworking Marine painting services Whether your client is a mobile repair technician working dockside or a small shop handling fiberglass restoration, this program is structured to address their operational risks. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Continental Marine’s Boat Repair program offers a combined policy package that includes both Shiprepairers Legal Liability and General Liability. Additional coverages available by endorsement include: Bailee Coverage: Protects your client when they are responsible for others’ property while ashore. Protection and Indemnity (P&I): For clients who operate customer vessels during testing or repair. Tools and Equipment: Covers owned gear and tools used in the course of work. Transit: Protects gear and materials while in transit to and from the job site. Policy limits are available up to $1,000,000 single limit, with flexible options based on the type of work performed. This allows brokers to tailor solutions based on the client’s scope of operations and risk profile. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Premiums are determined by the nature and extent of the services provided, with a minimum premium starting at $1,500. The program is most competitive for businesses focused on repair and light installation work, particularly when operations are performed at third-party marinas or yards. Accounts with heavy manufacturing or commercial vessel work may fall outside the target appetite. States Where This Program Is Available This boat repair insurance program is available in all 50 states and the District of Columbia, including coastal and inland marine regions. Whether your client operates in Florida, California, New York, or any other state, Continental Marine has the market access to help you place the risk. Why Work With Continental Marine Insurance Services? As a wholesale broker with deep marine insurance expertise, Continental Marine Insurance Services brings value through tailored underwriting, market access, and responsive service. Their experience in placing specialty marine artisan risks means you can count on knowledgeable support and fast turnaround for your clients’ coverage needs. Whether you’re placing a one-person mobile repair business or a growing marine service shop, Continental Marine offers a go-to market solution for boat repair risks. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for marine contractors that service or repair small commercial and private pleasure boats, including operations like electronics repair, detailing, engine service, and painting. Are operations at marinas or third-party yards eligible?Yes, this program is specifically designed for businesses that work at marinas or boatyards not owned by the insured. What is the minimum premium for this program?The minimum premium starts at $1,500, with final pricing based on the type and scope of work performed. Is Protection and Indemnity (P&I) coverage included?P&I coverage is available as an optional endorsement for clients who operate customer vessels during repair or testing. Which states is this program available in?This program is available in all U.S. states and the District of Columbia. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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