Insurance agents for Portland
Old Port condos, Munjoy Hill triple-deckers and Deering Oaks capes. We compare carriers for your address and stay your agent through every claim.
Insuring Portland homes and businesses
Our office has been in Portland since 1952, first on Exchange Street and now at 212 Fore Street. We insure owner-occupied triple-deckers, West End Victorians, new condos on the eastern waterfront and hundreds of businesses in the Old Port.
Portland's older housing stock brings specific questions: knob-and-tube wiring, slate roofs, shared walls and multi-unit liability. We know which carriers welcome these homes and which quietly decline them.
What carriers ask about in Portland
Older electrical and heating
Pre-1940 homes often need updated wiring or boiler records to qualify with preferred carriers.
Multi-unit liability
Owner-occupied two to four family homes need landlord liability built into the policy.
Coastal flood zones
Parts of Commercial Street and Bayside sit in mapped flood zones.
Parking and street damage
On-street parking increases comprehensive claims from plows and sideswipes.
Popular coverage in Portland
All coverage
Condo
Walls-in coverage that fills the gaps your association's master policy leaves behind.

Renters
Your belongings and personal liability in an apartment on Munjoy Hill or a rented house in Westbrook.

Business owners (BOP)
Property, general liability and business income in one package for shops, offices and restaurants.
Yes. We place owner-occupied two to four unit homes with carriers that include landlord liability and loss of rents.
Some waterfront buildings are. We check the current FEMA map for your address and quote flood coverage if needed.
Yes. Our Fore Street office is open weekdays, with Saturday mornings by appointment.
Get a Portland quote in one call
Tell us what you need to protect. A licensed agent on Fore Street shops it, explains it, and sends a clear side-by-side, usually within one business day.
No obligation. Licensed agents. Coverage subject to policy terms.