When a familiar placement option changes, brokers need another market that understands their clients’ businesses. GrowPro is growing—and welcoming new horticulture opportunities.
Losing a placement option can change the outlook for an entire book of business. A market that once welcomed greenhouse growers or nurseries may narrow its appetite, limit the property exposure it will consider or become less suited to a client’s evolving operation.
If you’re encountering those challenges, GrowPro by NIP Group welcomes the opportunity to discuss your horticulture accounts.
GrowPro is writing new business and expanding its ability to consider larger and more complex qualifying property risks. For brokers serving greenhouse growers, nurseries, garden centers and other qualifying horticulture businesses, that means another placement relationship to explore for upcoming renewals and new opportunities.
When your usual market becomes a harder fit
A placement challenge can take several forms. You may need a new home for an account because a market is moving away from horticulture. You may still have a willing market, but property values have outgrown what it can support. Or the client’s combination of growing, retail and other operations may require a different underwriting approach.
Those distinctions matter when considering alternatives.
Tell the GrowPro team where your current placement is falling short and what you need to accomplish for the client. That gives us a useful starting point for discussing whether our appetite, coverage options and property capabilities align with the opportunity.
Horticulture expertise backed by business we’re writing
GrowPro recently wrote a wholesale greenhouse operation with more than $20 million in property values. That placement demonstrates the substantial horticulture business brokers are bringing to the program today.
Alongside that new business, GrowPro has broadened its property capabilities to consider larger and more complex qualifying opportunities. Brokers who have not explored the program recently have a reason to take a fresh look.
The foundation remains an understanding of how horticulture businesses operate. Greenhouse structures, growing stock and production equipment can create coverage needs that deserve specific attention. GrowPro offers coverage options for greenhouse cladding, growing stock and equipment breakdown, supported by underwriting expertise focused on the industry.
For brokers, that creates an opportunity to discuss both the placement need and the exposures that make the account distinct.
A relationship for the next account—and the book behind it
An immediate renewal may bring you to GrowPro, but we welcome a broader conversation about the horticulture clients you serve.
Whether you regularly place greenhouse and nursery business or have a handful of accounts that need an industry-focused option, our team can help you explore where GrowPro may fit.
Share the opportunity, the placement challenge and your timing. We can discuss potential fit and the information needed to move forward.
Coverage availability and terms are subject to underwriting review, including operations, construction, values, location, catastrophe exposure and loss history.
Our goal is to earn a place among your go-to horticulture markets—starting with the next account.
Coverage Built for This Decision
Growers spend months weighing hydroponics vs soil growing: which is better for their operation. Few spend that same time on the coverage question, where the real financial exposure sits.
GrowPro is built specifically for greenhouse and controlled environment growers. It covers equipment breakdown, property, crop loss, and liability under one program. Moreover, it’s designed around how these operations run day to day. GrowPro is backed by carriers with an A or A+ rating, meaning they carry a superior financial ability to pay claims when a real loss happens.
Reach out to us today: www.nipgroup.com/growpro
