Specialty Trades
Auto in New Jersey.
Locksmiths, glass and windshield installers, water and fire restoration, sign installers, and the dozens of niche trades that don’t fit a generic box. Smaller operations, specialized vehicles, real exposure. We right-size coverage instead of forcing you into a one-size template.
The niche trades we write
If you don’t fit a generic category, you probably fit here:
- Locksmiths & mobile key services
- Glass, windshield & auto-glass installers
- Water, fire & mold restoration
- Sign installation & service
- Garage-door and overhead-door installers
- Audio/visual, security & low-voltage installers
- Other niche mobile service operations
Your vehicle is full of specialized equipment
Specialty vehicles aren’t empty vans — they’re rolling toolkits. Key-cutting rigs, glass racks, restoration equipment, lift gear. The auto policy covers the vehicle; the specialized equipment inside it needs inland-marine (equipment) coverage. We bundle the two so a break-in or a wreck doesn’t leave your livelihood uncovered.
One vehicle still needs real coverage
Many specialty trades run a single vehicle — and conclude they can get by with the minimum. The exposure says otherwise. A locksmith or restoration tech is in and out of customer properties all day; the liability is real. Even a one-vehicle operation should carry proper liability limits and hired & non-owned auto for the day a helper drives. We scale the coverage to the risk, not the vehicle count.
What specialty trades usually need.
Specialty trades pair these with inland-marine equipment coverage. We coordinate the whole package.