Our Agency’s Comprehensive Commercial Flood Insurance
Natural flooding doesn’t discriminate coastal business or inland venture, your livelihood is at risk. That’s why we’re here: to offer tailored commercial flood insurance that puts your mind at ease, help you recover quickly, and protect the future of your organization.

Even if you're not in a designated flood zone, flooding can strike anywhere from intense spring rainfall to melting snow and sudden flash flooding. The reality? 1 in 4 businesses that close after a natural disaster never reopen. Flood-related losses now average over $33,000 per claim and nationwide, flood damage already tops $6 billion annually.
Without flood insurance, your standard business policy won’t cover it. But with the right coverage, you’re not just paying a premium you’re buying a safety net.
- Building Protection
Floods can devastate floors, walls, electrical systems, HVAC, plumbing and even improvements you’ve invested in. Our policy covers up to $500,000 in rebuilding costs, including structural improvements in rented spaces. - Contents Coverage
From inventory and office furnishings to machinery and equipment if it’s in your building and it gets damaged, you're covered. Up to $500,000 in contents protection. - Increased Cost of Compliance (ICC)
When a building must be elevated, relocated, or floodproofed to meet code compliance ICC coverage reimburses those necessary upgrades beyond standard repairs. - Prevention, Protection & Cleanup
Be proactive with sandbagging, emergency relocation, and securing your business. We cover up to $1,000 for flood mitigation efforts before a storm and to remove debris afterward. - Excess Coverage
Need more than standard NFIP limits? We offer excess flood coverage through trusted private insurers this can also include business-interruption protection so you can operate even during setbacks.
- Storm surges in hurricane-prone zones
- Flash floods after heavy rainfall
- Melting snow overwhelming nearby streams
- Obstructed urban drainage from development
- Dam or levee failures, mudslides, and ice jams
If water spreads across two or more acres or impacts two properties the NFIP considers it a flood. That’s when a flood policy steps in.