Ten licensed states
Where we place commercial insurance
State hubs plus incorporated-city pages in each licensed state — Washington through California. ZIP codes appear in body copy and structured data. We do not publish a URL for every ZIP.
Licensed states
Washington
Washington is our home state. The principal office is in Tukwila, the mailing address is in Vancouver, and the book is commercial — contractors registered with L&I, restaurants and coffee shops, lessors, manufacturers, and the service firms that keep Puget Sound running.
Washington and 281 citiesOregon
Oregon is a competitive workers-comp state and a Construction Contractors Board state. That combination is why Oregon contractors call a broker who already writes Washington work and understands both desks.
Oregon and 240 citiesIdaho
Idaho is a competitive workers-comp state with a contractor and agribusiness backbone and a Boise commercial core that looks more like a small Denver every year. We place the commercial file from our Tukwila office and we treat Idaho as a licensed state, not a courtesy add-on.
Idaho and 198 citiesNevada
Nevada’s commercial book is hospitality, contractors who build and remodel that hospitality, and the lessors and vendors who sit underneath it. Las Vegas and Reno are not the same city and we do not write them as one postcard.
Nevada and 19 citiesArkansas
Arkansas is a competitive workers-comp state with a Little Rock commercial core, a manufacturing and food-processing belt, and working farms that are businesses, not hobbies. We place those files as an independent broker, not as a call-center referral.
Arkansas and 500 citiesSouth Dakota
South Dakota’s commercial core is Sioux Falls, with working farms and Main Street operators across the rest of the state. We license here because those accounts asked, and because agribusiness done as a business deserves a commercial broker, not a personal-lines farmowners pitch.
South Dakota and 310 citiesPennsylvania
Pennsylvania is two commercial cores — Philadelphia and Pittsburgh — plus a contractor and manufacturing belt between them. We license in the state and we write the file as an independent broker, including liquor for hospitality and a private WC policy that will survive a Pennsylvania audit.
Pennsylvania and 1006 citiesTexas
Texas is a large commercial market with a workers-comp system that is not like Washington’s and a property market that talks about wind and hail on the first call. We license in Texas and we write Houston, Dallas, and Austin accounts as an independent broker — wholesale, manufacturing, contractors, lessors, and hospitality.
Texas and 1221 citiesIndiana
Indiana is a competitive workers-comp state with an Indianapolis commercial core, a manufacturing and logistics belt, and a contractor community that works both public and private. We license here and we write the file as an independent broker, not as a referral to a call center.
Indiana and 566 citiesCalifornia
California is a full licensed state for this firm, not a footer footnote. We place commercial files for contractors, hospitality, professional and tech-adjacent offices, lessors, and Central Valley agribusiness that is a business — not a hobby ranch.
California and 482 citiesFeatured cities
Tukwila
Tukwila is our home base, in the South King County corridor where warehouses, hotels, contractors, and the airport economy sit next to each other.
Commercial insurance in TukwilaSeattle
Seattle commercial insurance is a contractor-and-hospitality conversation with a professional-services layer on top. Downtown lessors, restaurant groups, design firms, and the trades who remodel all three need a broker who will read the additional-insured exhibit and who will not sell a private WC policy as a substitute for L&I.
Commercial insurance in SeattlePortland
Portland commercial insurance is CCB contractors, a coffee-and-restaurant culture that is a real products-and-liquor book, and makers and lessors in close-in industrial pockets. We license in Oregon and we write Portland as a city we already cross the river for, not as a pin on a map.
Commercial insurance in Portland