Business owners coverage for Main Street

A bakery in the Old Port, a dental office in Falmouth, a gallery in Kennebunkport. One package, written around how your business actually runs.

Sample premiums from $64 a month. Sample figures for illustration.

Business owners (BOP) coverage

How we approach business owners (bop) coverage

A business owners policy combines commercial property, general liability and business income coverage at a lower price than buying each separately. It is designed for small and mid-sized businesses with a physical location and a straightforward risk.

We start by visiting or video-walking your space. Equipment, inventory, tenant improvements and seasonal revenue swings all shape the right limits. Then we add what a standard BOP leaves out: cyber liability, employment practices, liquor liability or professional coverage, depending on your trade.

How a quote comes together

Most business owners (bop) quotes take one conversation and a day or two of comparison.

  1. Walk the space

    In person or by video, so limits match what is actually on site.

  2. Map the gaps

    We identify exposures a standard BOP excludes for your industry.

  3. Market the account

    Regional and national carriers quote the same package.

  4. Certificates on demand

    Once bound, we issue certificates for landlords and clients within hours.

What moves the price

These factors carry the most weight with the carriers we represent. We explain each one on your quote.

  • Type of business

    Restaurants and contractors price differently than offices and retail.

  • Revenue and payroll

    Liability premiums often scale with sales or payroll.

  • Building details

    Construction, sprinklers, age and alarm systems affect property rates.

  • Seasonality

    Summer-heavy businesses need business income limits sized to peak months.

  • Claims history

    Slip and fall or water claims in recent years influence pricing.

Why neighbors choose an independent agent

Industry knowledge
We insure hundreds of Maine restaurants, trades and professional offices.
Fast certificates
COIs for leases, events and contracts, usually the same day.
Annual reviews
We adjust limits as you add equipment, locations or employees.
Claims in person
After a loss we meet you on site and coordinate with the adjuster.

Business owners (BOP) questions

Most small businesses with under a few million in revenue and a standard risk profile, such as retail, offices, restaurants and light service trades.

No. Workers' compensation is a separate policy required in Maine for most employers.

Flood is excluded from a BOP. Commercial flood coverage can be written separately, which matters for waterfront locations.

Usually within a few hours during business days, and often within minutes for existing clients.

Compare business owners (bop) quotes in one call

Tell us what you need to protect. A licensed agent on Fore Street shops it, explains it, and sends a clear side-by-side, usually within one business day.

No obligation. Licensed agents. Coverage subject to policy terms.

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