Insurance for your business Across industries. Through every stage

Corgi helps trucking and transportation businesses, property owners and operators, startups and technology companies, sports organizations, and small businesses find insurance options. Available coverage depends on your operations, location, and eligibility.

Explore Commercial Property, property-owner General Liability, Landlord Insurance, Short-Term Rental Package, Commercial Earthquake, and the Community Association Package. Builders Risk and Owner’s Interest Liability address construction-related needs. Eligibility and policy terms depend on the product.

Start with what your business does, the property and vehicles it uses, and its responsibilities to customers and employees. Contracts may also specify insurance requirements. An insurance specialist can help you review those needs and understand the limits and exclusions of available policies.

Yes. The categories on this website help you explore options; they are not fixed packages. Your business may need coverage from several categories, potentially through separate policies or insurers. Each policy has its own eligibility requirements and terms.

Pricing depends on the type of coverage, your business activities, location, size, claims history, and the limits and deductibles you choose. A quote based on your business details will give you a more useful estimate than a general price range.

Timing depends on the coverage requested, the information provided, and any underwriting review required. Submitting an application or requesting a quote does not put insurance in place. Check your insurance binder or policy for confirmation of coverage and its effective date.

You can request changes when you add vehicles, locations, employees, services, or other operations. Changes may require approval and affect your premium or policy terms. Do not assume a new activity or asset is covered until the change has been confirmed.

Follow the reporting instructions in your policy and notify the listed insurer or claims administrator promptly. Keep relevant records and documents. Whether a claim is covered depends on the circumstances and your policy’s terms, limits, and exclusions.