Commercial Property Insurance
Thoughtfully crafted E&S Property insurance solutions our customers need.
Commercial E&S Property Insurance Solutions
Through our wholesale distribution partners, Nautilus offers excess and surplus Property insurance coverage that can help protect a business’ physical property from losses such as fire, storms, and theft, as well as other covered losses. Nautilus writes a wide range of low- to moderate-hazard Property classes and provides wind and hail coverage in catastrophe-exposed areas. Our broad array of coverage includes Special Form, specialized extension endorsements, and Equipment Breakdown.
Why Nautilus
We work in partnership with a select group of general agents to make hard-to-insure risks easy to write.
About Excess and Surplus (E&S) Lines Insurance
Nautilus Insurance Group is a leading U.S. Commercial Excess and Surplus Lines provider, specializing in the high-volume, small-premium market.
What is Excess and Surplus (E&S) Lines Insurance?
The Excess and Surplus Lines Market is an insurance marketplace established for the purpose of insuring unique or hard-to-place risks. The Excess and Surplus Lines market enables businesses and consumers to get insurance they can’t in the standard market. Because regulations and laws limit the ability of Excess and Surplus Lines insurers to market directly to consumers, Excess and Surplus Lines insurance is sold through licensed Surplus Lines producers. While Surplus Lines insurers are subject to regulation, they cannot participate in state insurance guaranty funds.
Products and services described above are provided through various surplus lines insurance company subsidiaries of W. R. Berkley Corporation and offered through licensed surplus lines brokers. Not all products and services may be available in all jurisdictions, and the coverage provided by any insurer is subject to the actual terms and conditions of the policies issued. Surplus lines insurance carriers do not generally participate in state guaranty funds and insureds are therefore not protected by such funds.