Inland Marine Insurance

An inland marine policy is written to provide coverage for tools and equipment, property in transit over land, certain types of movable property and legal liability exposures of bailees.

What does an inland marine insurance policy cover?

What does an inland marine insurance policy cover?

Examples of property that can be insured under an Inland Marine policy include:

  • Agricultural Equipment
  • Cameras
  • Computer Equipment
  • Contractors Equipment
  • Employee’s Tools and Equipment
  • Farm Animals
  • Fine Arts
  • Musical Instruments
  • Property on Exhibition
  • Sales Samples
  • Signs
  • Valuable Papers and Records
  • And many more…..

In addition to property that can be insured under an inland marine policy, the following special coverages are also available:


Bailee’s Coverage

Insurance for legal liability resulting from damage or destruction to someone else’s personal property while in your care, custody and control.


Builder’s Risk

Coverage for the cost to repair or replace an unfinished structure or replace building materials when damaged or destroyed on a construction site.


Installation Floater

Coverage for personal property that is installed, fabricated or erected by a contractor until the installation work has been completed and accepted by the purchaser.


Motor Truck Cargo Coverage

Coverage for loss of cargo in the course of transit


Builder’s Risk

Coverage for the cost to repair an unfinished structure or replace building materials when damaged or destroyed on a construction site.


Installation Floater

Coverage for personal property that is installed, fabricated or erected by a contractor until the installation work has been completed and accepted by the purchaser.

Worried about the cost?

Understandably, price is always a concern. However, with a custom insurance policy, you control what coverage you pay for.