An extra layer of liability protection for your business — when your primary policy limits aren't enough.
A commercial umbrella policy provides an extra layer of liability protection above the limits of your existing business policies. When a serious claim exceeds your primary policy limits — whether it's a large lawsuit, a major accident, or a significant property damage claim — your umbrella coverage kicks in to protect your business from catastrophic financial loss.
Commercial umbrella insurance is one of the most affordable ways to dramatically increase your protection. Given the level of coverage it provides, the premium is surprisingly low — making it an excellent value for businesses that face any meaningful liability exposure.
Any business facing elevated liability exposure should consider a commercial umbrella policy.
Construction and trade work carries high liability exposure. A single serious on-site injury or property damage claim can easily exceed standard general liability limits.
Commercial vehicles are involved in some of the largest liability claims. Truckers and fleet operators rely on commercial umbrella policies to protect against catastrophic accident judgments.
Slip-and-fall incidents, foodborne illness claims, and liquor liability can quickly exceed primary policy limits. Restaurant owners benefit greatly from umbrella protection.
Customer foot traffic means more liability exposure. Retailers with busy stores, parking lots, or large inventories can protect their assets with affordable umbrella coverage.
Commercial umbrella policies are typically very affordable relative to the protection they provide. A $1 million umbrella policy often costs only a few hundred dollars per year for many businesses — making it one of the best values in commercial insurance.
A commercial umbrella typically extends coverage over your general liability, commercial auto liability, and employers liability policies. The umbrella kicks in once the underlying policy limits are exhausted.
Coverage needs vary by industry, business size, and risk exposure. Most small to mid-sized businesses start with $1–5 million in umbrella coverage. We'll review your existing policies and business risks to recommend the right limit for you.