Business Coverage
Commercial Insurance

Coverage that keeps up as your business grows.
From Main Street shops to independent contractors, we help local businesses get coverage that matches how they actually operate, not a generic policy pulled off a shelf. We'll walk through where your real risk sits, whether that's a customer slipping in your store or a truck getting rear-ended on a job site, and build a policy around it.
Local agents in Farmersville & Raymond, IL · Serving Montgomery, Macoupin, Christian, and Sangamon Counties in Central Illinois.

Why choose us for Commercial Insurance?
Independent agency comparing multiple trusted carriers
Local agents you can talk to
Claims support when you need it most
Proudly serving Central Illinois since 1978
Coverage Options
We'll help you build a policy that fits your needs and your budget.
General Liability
Covers claims of injury or property damage caused by your business.
Commercial Property
Covers your building, equipment, and inventory.
Commercial Auto
Covers vehicles used for deliveries, job sites, or hauling equipment.
Workers' Compensation
Covers medical costs and lost wages for an injured employee.
Plus business owner's policies (BOP) and business interruption coverage for a more complete package.
Who it's for
Small businesses, shops, contractors, and independent operators across Montgomery, Macoupin, Christian, and Sangamon Counties, from a single storefront to a crew running multiple trucks.
A lot of business owners find out their coverage has gaps only after something goes wrong. We'd rather catch that now, over a conversation, than after a claim. As your business grows, whether you add a vehicle, hire your first employee, or open a second location, we'll revisit your policy so it grows with you instead of quietly falling behind.

Frequently Asked Questions
Does a small business need commercial insurance if it has no employees?
Usually, yes. Even a one-person operation carries liability exposure that a homeowners or personal auto policy won't cover, a customer injury or property damage on the job, for example. General liability is typically the starting point regardless of headcount.
What's the difference between general liability and a BOP?
General liability covers claims of injury or property damage caused by your business. A business owner's policy (BOP) bundles that together with commercial property coverage in one policy, which is often a better fit and a better price for a single storefront or small operation than buying each separately.
Do I need commercial auto insurance if I use my personal truck for work?
Probably. Personal auto policies often exclude business use, especially if you're hauling equipment, making deliveries, or driving to job sites regularly. We can look at how the vehicle is actually used and make sure it's covered.
Is workers’ compensation required in Illinois?
Illinois requires most employers to carry workers' compensation as soon as they have employees, with limited exceptions. If you're about to hire your first employee, it's worth getting this in place before you do.
What does business interruption coverage do?
It helps replace lost income and cover ongoing expenses, like rent and payroll, if a covered event, a fire, for example, forces you to close temporarily. It's usually added onto a BOP rather than bought on its own.
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Marla Hitchings
Co-Owner, Agent