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Tell us about the tools, equipment and materials that leave your premises, and whether you own them, rent them or hold them for customers.
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Inland Marine Insurance Quotes
Get inland marine insurance quotes with Spot
List the equipment and goods that travel for your business, and your Spot team prepares the submission brokers use to quote inland marine.
Get quotes from 20+ inland marine insurance providers
- Equipment and goods that travel scheduled once
- Per-item and single-loss limits compared quote by quote
- Keep your broker or switch, with no commissions on premiums
How it works
Add values and locations
We note what each item is worth and where it is stored, used and carried, so it can be scheduled properly.
Tools, equipment and inland marine insurance
Juniper Electrical · Policy review
- Policy wording
- Coverage limits
- Compare with
- Contract requirements
Confirm with your broker
Limits, exclusions, and endorsements
Brokers take it to market
We work with brokers to request proposals from insurers that write inland marine, and follow up on their questions.
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SamJuniper Electrical
What do we need to request tools, equipment and inland marine insurance quotes?
RileySpot
Let’s prepare the information for your broker and compare the terms, not just the price.
Compare scheduling and limits
See which items each quote schedules, the per-item and single-loss limits, deductibles and territory.
Insurance documents
Quote requestTools, equipment and inland marine insurance
Coverage limits · Policy terms
Juniper Electrical
What you’ll need
- 01
Equipment you own and move
Tools and devices you take to customer sites, with a value for each.
- 02
Rented or borrowed equipment
Items you use but don’t own, since the quote may or may not address them.
- 03
Customer goods in your care
Property belonging to someone else that you hold.
- 04
Which items need scheduling
Higher-value items that may need to be listed individually.
- 05
Where property is stored, used and carried
Locations and routes, since territorial limits and restrictions on lent or rented property apply.
- 06
Installation work
Materials you install at customer sites, if installation coverage is relevant.
- 07
Current coverage and losses
Your expiring policy and any theft or damage claims.
What affects your price
- 01
Value of the property
More valuable equipment means more to insure.
- 02
How far and how often it moves
Property that travels often, or to many sites, is more exposed.
- 03
Type of coverage
Equipment floaters, installation coverage, transit and others are priced differently.
- 04
Deductibles and limits
A higher deductible lowers the premium, and higher limits raise it.
- 05
Storage and security
Where property is kept between jobs, and how it is protected, affects the risk.
Providers your broker can approach
Get quotes from 20+ inland marine insurance providers.
- AIG
- Alliance Risk
- Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance
- Chubb
- CNA
- Coverdash
- Foxquilt
- And many more
Common questions
Do I need to list every item?
Not always. Ask which items must be individually scheduled; we show that on every proposal.
What if several tools are lost in one incident?
A policy may have per-item limits and also a cap for a single loss. That cap matters even if each tool is insured for enough.
Is this the same as cargo insurance?
Not exactly. Motor truck cargo and trip transit are among the inland marine types, and we match the quote to what you own or hold.
Can I keep my broker for inland marine?
Yes. Spot works alongside them and takes no commissions on premiums. You can use a different broker whenever you want.
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Get insurance off your to-do list.
List the equipment and goods that travel for your business, and your Spot team prepares the submission brokers use to quote inland marine.
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