Who we insure

Commercial insurance for businesses that make things.

A production shop and a hardware startup take different routes to a finished product. We build the insurance submission around your process, then compare the coverage available.

Established production and first production runs

A shop running steady volume and a team building its first batch meet the same policy lines with different facts behind them. An established line can usually be described from recorded output, a settled bill of materials, and customer agreements already signed. A first run tends to involve prototypes moving between sites, tooling held elsewhere, and specifications that are still changing, and underwriters ask different questions about each.

The distinction matters most as production scales. Cover arranged around a workshop and a handful of prototypes may no longer describe the business once units ship to customers, so it is worth revisiting the account before that point rather than waiting for the next renewal.

A brick and metal workshop exterior with an open loading bay, material pallets and a parked pallet jack.

Get commercial insurance for what you make.

Tell us about your production setup and insurance deadline. We’ll prepare the submission and compare the market’s response with you.

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