California Construction & Commercial Insurance Broker for Established Businesses

Independent. We are a licensed brokerage rather than a captive agent for a single company, so a submission can be taken to several markets instead of being limited to one carrier’s terms. Which markets actually fit depends on the operation, the loss history and each carrier’s appetite at the time.

California, Arizona, Nevada, Texas and Utah — CA 0K70385, AZ 3003128611, NV 4013740, TX 3174524 and UT 1032803. Coverage is placed for businesses operating in those states; where a project crosses a state line, the licensing position is worth confirming before the submission goes out.

Our practice is built around established and growing businesses, and the accounts we are best suited for are often around $2 million or more in annual revenue. If your business is smaller but carries real complexity — written contract requirements, vehicles, several coverage lines — call us. We will tell you plainly whether we are the right fit.

Construction is our deepest focus. We also place commercial insurance for trucking and transportation, developers and subdividers, building material suppliers, equipment rental companies and dealers, architecture and engineering firms, restaurants and breweries, and data centers, plus cyber liability across those industries.

The operations, the deadline and any written insurance requirements — a contract exhibit, a lease clause, a lender or landlord requirement. Those three together are usually enough to begin. Loss runs, a driver list or a vehicle schedule can follow while the submission is already moving rather than holding it up.

It depends on how complete the submission is, the scope of the work, and carrier appetite at the time — which is why there is no single honest number. Telling us the deadline when you first make contact is the thing that most reliably speeds it up, because the submission can then be prioritized and sequenced around it.

Yes. The Coverage Align Tool reads a requirements document — a contract exhibit, lease, lender or vendor requirement — and lists the insurance terms it recognizes. The file itself is opened by your own browser and is never uploaded; only the extracted text is checked against our list of recognized terms. It is educational, not a coverage determination.

David Gleason, Principal of Gleason Insurance Brokers — a licensed insurance broker with a background in the construction industry since 2000 and a focus on contractor insurance as a broker since 2015. Pages carry the date they were last reviewed.