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Policy Highlights
Contact:
Jennifer Clements (301) 951-5420
Designonepc@Schinnerer.com
Target Risks: Design professionals including architects, engineers, land surveyors, landscape architects and other specialty consultants. Also included: project delivery methods such as design-build, joint venture, construction management services, and traditional design-bid-build
Availability: All states and the District of Columbia
Program Features
- Coverage is offered as part of the BOP and TCPP
- Comprehensive property and casualty coverage for specific business exposures, such as:
- Valuable papers/media up to $100,000
- Accounts receivable up to $100,000 on premises and $25,000 off premises
- Surveyors eqiupment, scientific instruments, replicas, models, sculptures and drawings, including fine arts
- Business property off premises up to $25,000
- Computer equipment
- Laptops and cell phones on a worldwide basis
Policy Highlights in a printer-friendly format.
To apply for coverage, please see our BOP page for small to medium-sized firms or our TCPP page for larger, more complex or design/build firms.
Questions about inland marine coverage
What is inland marine coverage?
Inland marine coverage protects against damage to property such as valuable papers, accounts receivable, fine arts, contractors equipment or any other specialized equipment.
Why do I need inland marine coverage?
Almost every business depends on some kind of specialized property to do business. Be it valuable papers, laptops or surveying equipment, property coverage protects you against loss of or damage to these essential pieces of your business. It only takes one disaster to wipe out your equipment.
What we offer
We offer inland marine coverage with our BOP and TCPP. Our underwriters will work closely with clients to tailor coverage to include business-specific equipment. See our Policy Highlights for more information.
Also see our Frequently Asked Questions about P&C coverage.
Related Documents
This information is for illustrative purposes only and is not a contract. It is intended to provide a general overview of the plan described. Please remember only the insurance policy can give actual terms, coverage, amounts, conditions and exclusions. Program availability and coverage are subject to state regulatory approval.
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