Other businesses and coverage

If you don't see your business on the signs, call anyway. If a standard carrier won't write your account, we work with wholesale markets that will. Here's a short list of what else comes through.

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A few more we write

Garage liability and garagekeepers

Garage liability covers injuries and damage from running a shop. Garagekeepers covers customers' cars while they're in your care.

For example A customer's truck rolls off the lift.

Towing and on-hook

On-hook covers the car you're towing if it's damaged, stolen or catches fire while it's on your truck.

For example A car comes loose from the wheel lift on a hill.

Special events

Covers injuries and damage at a one-time event. Venues often require it, and may want to be named on it.

For example The fairground wants proof of coverage before your car show.

Equipment

Covers machinery and gear that moves from site to site.

For example Your skid steer gets stolen off a job overnight.

Restaurants and liquor liability

If you sell or serve alcohol, your general liability may exclude claims tied to it. Liquor liability fills that gap.

For example A patron you served has a wreck on the way home and the injured driver sues your bar.

Professional liability

Covers claims that your advice or professional services cost a client money.

For example A client blames your bookkeeping for an IRS penalty.

Builders risk

Covers a building under construction and the materials for it.

For example Copper wire walks off the job site the night after it's delivered.

Cyber

Covers breach response and claims after a hack or data leak.

For example A fake invoice email tricks your office into wiring money out.

Good to know

Tennessee

  • Private towing and wrecker services operating only inside Tennessee need state intrastate authority. Source: tn.gov
  • Tennessee's towing standards describe on-hook coverage as protecting the towed vehicle against collision, fire, theft, explosion and vandalism while it's being towed. Source: tn.gov

Kentucky

  • Kentucky generally limits an alcohol seller's liability for injuries off the premises unless a reasonable person would have known the customer was already intoxicated. Source: apps.legislature.ky.gov

Rules change. We checked these against the official sources in October 2026; call us before you rely on one.

Before you call

Tell us what the business does and what you're worried about. If it's a profitable account, there's usually a market for it.