Eligible Classes:
- Paving
- Excavation
- Landscaping
- Landscaping Construction
- Tree Care Companies
- Greenhouse and Nursery Growers
- HVAC Contractors
- Commercial Cleaning & Maintenance
Program Highlights
- $1-5M Limits Available
- A+ Rated Carrier
- Underlining Carriers Must Be A Rated
- On Admitted Paper and Non-Admitted Paper
- Available in NY State (Excluding the 5 Boroughs)
Why Work With NIP Group?
- 30 years of green and construction insurance industry experience
- Industry experts for risk control guidance and proper valuation of your client’s operations, property and equipment
- Specialized Insurance Coverages Not Available Through Typical Products
- Competitive Rates & Flexible Payment Plans
- Superior Customer Service & Expert Claims Handling
- World-Class Risk Control Services
Industry Class Codes
Landscaping
97047
Landscape Gardening
97047
Grading
Paving Parking Lot
Paving Street and Road
Septic Installation
Sewer Mains or Connections Construction
Water Mains or Connections Construction
95410
92215
99315
98806
98820
99946
Greenhouse
Nursery
Hydroponics
Hybrid
15699
15699
53377 / 18437
97047 / 97050 / 99777/ 15699 / 18437
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