Insurance for

Design Professionals

Wholesale Specialist in Errors & Omission for Design Professionals

We do one thing, and we do it well. We’ve specialized in Design Professionals Insurance as a wholesaler since 1980. We work with retail agents to craft a professional program for their clients that will outshine the competition. Give us a call and see for yourself.

Architects

While architects always try to do their best for their clients, mistakes happen.

Engineers

The possibility of being sued is a reality for all engineers. Protect your business.

Project Insurance

Very few companies write project insurance or owners protective insurance, but we do. 

General Contractors

PDI offers you general contractor insurance designed just for your business.

Interior Designers

Interior designers and interior design firms should all carry some form of business insurance.

Construction Managers

The most well-planned construction projects can still have unexpected exposures.

Miscellaneous E&O

Miscellaneous Errors and Omissions covers the errors made while providing professional services.

Environmental Engineers

Professional liability insurance is the most important coverage an environmental engineer purchases.

Geotechnical Engineers

 For geotechs, risk management can help avoid project upsets and claims.

Give us a call and let us go to work for you. We have years of experience and know how to adequately cover your projects.

INDUSTRY NEWS AND INSIGHTS

Overcoming the Lack of Loyalty

Overcoming the Lack of Loyalty

Today's insurance clientele are much less loyal than in the past. Technology, increased competition, and the expansion of the types of risks and exposures that need insured all play a factor into this shift away from partnership and more toward transactions. Whether...

Insuring Design-Build Risks

Insuring Design-Build Risks

Insuring design-build accounts entails understanding factors that are somewhat unique in the realm of insurance. Here's an article from IRMI that does a good job of explaining some of the basic issues, namely:  1.) Risk Transfer is not enough - no one should rely on...

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