An umbrella adds a layer of liability limit over your existing policies. When a serious claim exceeds your home, auto, or business limits, the umbrella keeps paying. It is the single product that touches every part of your life, which makes it the spine of a real plan.
A serious at-fault accident or a lawsuit can produce a judgment larger than your standard limits. Without an umbrella, the difference comes from your assets and future income. With one, it does not.
Most people need one or both. We make sure the underlying limits qualify and the layers sit correctly.
Excess liability over your home and auto. Protects your assets and future income from a claim that exceeds your standard limits.
Learn more →Excess liability over your general liability, auto, and employers liability. The cost-effective way to add real limit to a business program.
Learn more →Follow-form limit stacked over an umbrella in layered towers, for larger accounts that need very high limits.
Learn more →Same coverage, framed for the exposures you actually carry.
One umbrella view across your personal and commercial liability.
See how it fits →Excess liability across your home, autos, and rental properties.
See how it fits →Excess limits over the general liability and auto a jobsite demands.
See how it fits →An umbrella sits above your home, auto, and business liability. When a covered claim exhausts the underlying limit, the umbrella continues paying up to its own limit, usually in increments of a million dollars. Because large claims are rare, the cost per million is low, which makes an umbrella one of the best values in any insurance program. The one rule: carriers require your underlying policies to carry stated minimum limits, so the layers have to be coordinated, not bought in isolation.
Tell us what you have built across your home, your vehicles, and your business, and we will size umbrella protection that actually covers it.