Coverage Overview
Connecticut's manufacturing sector—spanning aerospace, medical devices, precision manufacturing, and more—faces unique risks related to equipment, production processes, supply chains, and product liability. Our specialized manufacturing insurance programs address these industry-specific exposures, providing comprehensive protection for your facility, equipment, products, and operations.
Property coverage specifically designed for manufacturing equipment and inventory
Business interruption protection tailored to production processes and supply chains
Product liability coverage customized to your specific manufacturing output
Workers' compensation programs with safety initiatives for factory environments
What Our Manufacturing Insurance Covers
We offer comprehensive insurance solutions designed specifically for Connecticut's diverse manufacturing sector, with options for operations of all sizes and specialties.
Property & Equipment
Protects your manufacturing facility, machinery, equipment, and inventory against fire, theft, vandalism, and other covered perils.
Business Income & Extra Expense
Covers lost revenue and additional costs when production is halted due to covered property damage.
Equipment Breakdown
Covers damages caused by mechanical or electrical breakdowns to critical manufacturing equipment and systems.
Product Liability
Protects against claims for bodily injury or property damage caused by products your company manufactures or sells.
Workers' Compensation
Covers medical costs and lost wages for employees injured on the job, meeting Connecticut's legal requirements.
Environmental Liability
Provides coverage for cleanup costs and liability associated with pollution incidents from manufacturing operations.
Connecticut Manufacturing Considerations
Connecticut manufacturers face specific challenges that require specialized insurance solutions.
Precision Manufacturing
Connecticut's strong presence in aerospace, medical devices, and precision manufacturing requires specialized coverage for high-value, custom equipment and quality control processes.
Supply Chain Vulnerabilities
Manufacturers dependent on specific suppliers or just-in-time inventory systems need contingent business income coverage to protect against supply chain disruptions.
Aging Facilities
Many Connecticut manufacturing operations are in older facilities, requiring specialized property coverage, equipment breakdown protection, and code upgrade considerations.