What do you do?
Pick a trade — the whole page rewrites itself.
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Why this matters
Insurance that actually pays out.
Anyone can find you a cheaper premium. The job is making sure the policy responds on the day something goes wrong — and that is decided by the wording, not the price.
Four stages. The last one is the only one that gets tested.
01
Risk review
We spend half a day in your business, not on a form. Most of what matters never appears on a proposal document.
02
Market exercise
We approach insurers who genuinely write your trade, with a presentation that explains the risk rather than listing it.
03
Placement
Terms compared on wording as well as price, with the differences set out in writing so the decision is yours.
04
Claims advocacy
When something happens, we handle the insurer. That is the only part of this job that is ever really tested.
About one review in six ends with us saying “your current broker has done this well” and walking away.
It costs us the commission and it is the fastest way we know of being the first call when something does change.
A broker who has never once said “leave it alone” is not reviewing anything. They are selling.
Renewal coming up? Send us the schedule.
We read the wording, not just the premium, and return it marked up with what is covered, what is not, and what we would change. Free, and you keep it either way.