Protect business property wherever it goes Inland Marine protects valuable business property that moves or is stored away from a primary location and helps fill the gaps of standard commercial property coverage that might not cover items in transit or at temporary locations. Get more with Grange You and your business have unique insurance needs that require flexible and customizable coverage. With a dedicated team of specialized Inland Marine underwriters, we offer you comprehensive Inland Marine policies tailored for you. We offer coverage for the categories below: Builder’s Risk Builder’s Risk covers buildings and structures while they’re under construction or renovation. Commercial Computer Coverage for computers, networks and related equipment, including mobile or off-site exposures. Contractor’s Equipment Our Contractor's Equipment coverage protects the tools, machinery and equipment that contractors depend on. Installation Floater Installation Floater provides coverage for machinery, equipment, materials and supplies while they are being installed, erected or tested at a construction or project site. Miscellaneous Property Floaters Our Property Floaters coverage is for movable or specialized property that may not stay at one fixed location, like tools, camera equipment, musical instruments and more. Transportation Protects trucking companies, motor carriers and companies who transport their own goods with owned trucks or common carriers against the loss of or damage to the cargo they are transporting for others. Inland Marine insurance frequently asked questions What's the difference between Inland Marine and commercial property coverage? Commercial property insurance is limited to the fixed location of the business and covers stationary assets like buildings, office furniture, machinery and more. Inland Marine covers assets not at a fixed location and helps bridge the gap for assets not covered under a traditional commercial property policy. How do I know if Inland Marine is right for my business? Your business may need Inland Marine coverage if: You have assets used at different locations. You transport your assets with owned vehicles or a common carrier. You are a common carrier. Your business is in the construction industry. You are adding new structures to your operation. How much does Inland Marine insurance cost? Insurance rates can vary depending on your unique business risks and coverage needs. Talk to a Grange Independent Agent today to get a quote. Why we work with independent agents They work for you to find the right coverage Independent agents work for you. They consider the type of insurance your business needs to be properly protected and find the best options for you. It’s easier to comparison shop Working with an independent agent makes it easy to compare policies and ask questions. You won’t have to wonder if you’re on the right track in your hunt for comprehensive insurance, since you’ll have an expert in your corner each step of the way. Learn more about our partnership with independent agents. Coverages described herein may not be available in all states. Please contact a local independent Grange agent for complete details on coverages and discounts. If the policy coverage descriptions herein conflict with the language in the policy, the language in the policy applies. For the coverage to apply, a claim must be made and reported during the policy period. Scenarios above are not actual claims. The material provided above is for informational, educational, or suggestion purposes and does not imply coverage. WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO REFUSE TO QUOTE ANY INDIVIDUAL PREMIUM RATE FOR THE INSURANCE HEREIN ADVERTISED. Grange Insurance policies are underwritten by Grange Insurance Company, Trustgard Insurance Company, Grange Indemnity Insurance Company, Grange Insurance Company of Michigan and Grange Property & Casualty Insurance Company*. Not all companies are licensed in all states. *Not licensed in Pennsylvania.