Powerline contractors are not your average construction risk. The combination of energized infrastructure, heavy fleet operations, and high-severity exposure puts this class in a category of its own, and… [Read More]
Michael Finati
The Powerline Contractor Risk Profile: What makes this class different to insure
Hidden Risks in Janitorial Services That Impact Business Growth
What Brokers Need to Know About General Liability for Landscapers

With total revenues exceeding $150 billion and a compounding annual growth rate of around 9% over the past decade, the landscaping industry offers plenty of opportunity. Whether you’re a broker… [Read More]
Flower Shop Insurance: What Your Delivery Operation Actually Needs

SUMMARY Flower shop delivery operations carry more liability exposure than most owners realize. When a personal auto claim gets denied mid-delivery, the damages, legal fees, and settlements fall on your… [Read More]
The Value of General Liability Insurance for Excavating Contractors: Ensuring Your Clients are Fully Protected
Why Integrated Systems Create New Liability for Fire Alarms Service Providers

Summary: Integrated fire alarm systems have made contractor liability harder to see and harder to avoid. Understanding where your exposure lives after a job closes is the first step to… [Read More]
LPG Insurance and the Growing Scrutiny on Tank Installation Compliance

Summary: Compliance standards for LPG tank installations have tightened considerably across the U.S. LPG insurance written under older regulations may not cover what your work now demands. In this blog,… [Read More]
What Underwriters Look For in a Strong E&S Submission

The 2026 landscaping industry outlook shows plenty of healthy vital signs, which is good news for business owners and an opportunity for brokers to recalibrate. In the United States, landscaping… [Read More]
Why Pool Repair Risk Is Rising as Pool Infrastructure Ages

Summary: The average U.S. pool is decades old, and it’s making repair work harder to predict. Understanding where your current coverage falls short is the first step to protecting what… [Read More]
Why Cutting Corners to Lower Gas Line Installation Costs Backfires

Summary: Tight margins push gas line contractors to cut costs during installation, often in ways that create serious long-term risk. A single shortcut can trigger regulatory penalties, denied claims, and… [Read More]













