As a business owner, you’ve probably done your fair share of research. From keeping up with industry trends, to finding new ways to do business, you’ve likely invested many hours building your business to what it is today. When it comes to managing your risk, you need someone in your corner who understands the time and energy that has gone in to building your business- and how to protect it. At Cross Insurance, we’ve been insuring businesses throughout the Northeast for decades. Our third generation insurance agency started in Maine in 1954, and since then has expanded into New Hampshire, Massachusetts, Connecticut, New York, Rhode Island, and beyond.
Your business is unique – and worth protecting. From coffee shops to convention centers, our agents can show you insurance options.
Our team has worked with a variety of different industries including: construction, medical, financial, non-profit, real estate, and more. Below is a sampling of some of them.
We are the official insurance broker of Gillette Stadium, the New England Patriots, the Boston Red Sox, the Boston Bruins, and New England Revolution.
There are many factors that can determine how much you will pay to insure your business. Some of these include the amount of coverage you select, the type of business, and the number of employees you have. Typically, businesses in industries such as demolition will be more expensive to insure than a home-based business.
The types of risk your business is exposed to will determine what types of policies you should consider. If you have employees, most state laws will require you to carry workers’ compensation insurance. Talk with your local agent about what other policies your business should consider.
If you are looking to offer medical benefits for your employees, including vision and dental we would be happy to discuss options with you. We have partnerships with the nation’s leading global carriers as well as regional insurers to offer a variety of plans.
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