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133 coverage lines across 14 categories — search for one by name, or browse by category using the list below.
Property
Coverage for buildings, belongings, and the things you own. · 20 lines
Association Property Insurance
Property coverage for the buildings and common areas a homeowner or condo association owns together.
Learn moreBusinessowners Policy
Streamlined property and liability protection built for small commercial risks that fit the standard mold.
Learn moreCommercial Glass Coverage
Dedicated protection for storefront glass, standing where a standard property policy's thin glass sublimit stops.
Learn moreCommercial Package Policy
Property and liability coverage combined in one small-commercial policy instead of two separate ones.
Learn moreCommercial Property
First-party coverage for direct physical loss or damage to your business property.
Learn moreContractors Equipment Coverage
Coverage that follows your tools and equipment wherever the job takes them.
Learn moreEarthquake DIC Coverage
Named-peril earthquake protection for the loss your standard property policy won't touch.
Learn moreEquipment Breakdown Coverage
Coverage for the mechanical and electrical failures a standard property policy was never built to pay for.
Learn moreExcess Flood Coverage
Flood protection on top of your NFIP or standard flood limit, for the exposure it can't cover alone.
Learn moreExcess Property Coverage
A second layer of property protection when your primary limit isn't enough.
Learn moreFashion & Apparel Collection Coverage
Property protection built around a fashion line's real risk: garments constantly in motion.
Learn moreHigh-Value Homeowners
Homeowners coverage built for a home a standard policy under-insures.
Learn moreHome-Based Business Insurance
Property, income, and liability protection for a business you run out of your home.
Learn moreMobile & Manufactured Home
Full homeowners-style protection built specifically for manufactured, mobile, and park-model homes.
Learn morePrimary Private Flood
Private-market flood coverage that stands on its own — no NFIP policy required.
Learn moreSelf-Storage Tenant Protection Plan
A tenant-protection program self-storage operators can offer at move-in — without chasing renters-insurance proof.
Learn moreStandalone Business Income Protection
Income replacement when a disaster shuts your doors, on its own policy instead of buried in someone else's limits.
Learn moreStock Throughput Coverage
One policy that follows your goods from the warehouse, through transit, to the sale.
Learn moreStrikes, Riots & Civil Commotion Coverage
Standalone property protection for direct damage from strikes, riots, and civil unrest.
Learn moreTerrorism & Political Violence Protection
Property protection against terrorism, political violence, and active assailant events.
Learn moreProperty
Coverage for buildings, belongings, and the things you own. · 20 lines
Association Property Insurance
Property coverage for the buildings and common areas a homeowner or condo association owns together.
Learn moreBusinessowners Policy
Streamlined property and liability protection built for small commercial risks that fit the standard mold.
Learn moreCommercial Glass Coverage
Dedicated protection for storefront glass, standing where a standard property policy's thin glass sublimit stops.
Learn moreCommercial Package Policy
Property and liability coverage combined in one small-commercial policy instead of two separate ones.
Learn moreCommercial Property
First-party coverage for direct physical loss or damage to your business property.
Learn moreContractors Equipment Coverage
Coverage that follows your tools and equipment wherever the job takes them.
Learn moreEarthquake DIC Coverage
Named-peril earthquake protection for the loss your standard property policy won't touch.
Learn moreEquipment Breakdown Coverage
Coverage for the mechanical and electrical failures a standard property policy was never built to pay for.
Learn moreExcess Flood Coverage
Flood protection on top of your NFIP or standard flood limit, for the exposure it can't cover alone.
Learn moreExcess Property Coverage
A second layer of property protection when your primary limit isn't enough.
Learn moreFashion & Apparel Collection Coverage
Property protection built around a fashion line's real risk: garments constantly in motion.
Learn moreHigh-Value Homeowners
Homeowners coverage built for a home a standard policy under-insures.
Learn moreHome-Based Business Insurance
Property, income, and liability protection for a business you run out of your home.
Learn moreMobile & Manufactured Home
Full homeowners-style protection built specifically for manufactured, mobile, and park-model homes.
Learn morePrimary Private Flood
Private-market flood coverage that stands on its own — no NFIP policy required.
Learn moreSelf-Storage Tenant Protection Plan
A tenant-protection program self-storage operators can offer at move-in — without chasing renters-insurance proof.
Learn moreStandalone Business Income Protection
Income replacement when a disaster shuts your doors, on its own policy instead of buried in someone else's limits.
Learn moreStock Throughput Coverage
One policy that follows your goods from the warehouse, through transit, to the sale.
Learn moreStrikes, Riots & Civil Commotion Coverage
Standalone property protection for direct damage from strikes, riots, and civil unrest.
Learn moreTerrorism & Political Violence Protection
Property protection against terrorism, political violence, and active assailant events.
Learn moreInsurance products described on this page are marketed by The Veteran Alliance, a licensed insurance producer, and underwritten by one or more separately licensed insurance companies, which may include Corgi Insurance Company and its affiliates. The insurer that actually underwrites your policy, its licensing status in your state, and any state-required notices will be identified in your quote and policy documents. Coverage, limits, eligibility, and pricing are determined by the underwriting insurer, may vary by state, and may change. Nothing on this page is a quote, an offer of insurance, a binder, or a guarantee of coverage — coverage takes effect only when a policy is issued.