Our business and commercial insurance staff understands your needs. More important than that, they understand how risk management and insurance interact with a business to make it perform better. Controlling your insurance costs is important to the bottom line. Proper identification of the risks your business contains is also critical to the bottom line.
Our staff works with you to keep both your insurance budget and coverage protection in check. They walk with you through your operations to identify aspects of your work that need to be insured, they identify what business leadership can do to improve safety and lower cost, and they create a plan that fits your specific business.
Contact us today by phone or through our business insurance quote system. Find out why Emery & Webb is a leader in business insurance client retention.
We serve business insurance clients in a broad range of industries:
- Building and Contracting
- Churches
- Dentists
- Manufacturing
- Municipalities
- Musicians and Music Products
- Non-Profit Organizations/Social Services
- Property Management
- Restaurants and Hospitality
- Retail / Wholesale
- Schools and Childcare
- Sporting Goods Industry
- Technology
- Recycling and Salvage
- Wineries and Craft Brewing
Business Insurance can be complex. Our staff walks each business client through how the various types of business insurance interact with their operations, including:
- Property
- Crime
- Business Income
- Earthquake
- Flood
- General Liability
- Umbrella/Excess Liability
- Employee Benefits Liability
- Automobile
- Workers Compensation
- Employment Practices Liability
- Professional Liability
- Directors & Officers Liability
- Cyber Liability and Data Breach Liability
- Bonds
With Offices in Fishkill, Poughkeepsie, Rhinebeck, Pawling, Dover Plains, Goshen, and Bedford Hills, NY, 24/7 Customer Service and an in-house Claims Department, we are conveniently located to provide the highest level of service and match you with the proper level of insurance protection. Request a quote today.
