Property & Casualty

Owning a business can be extremely risky. Most businesses fail within five years. Without proper protection, owning a business can be more risky than just failing to make a profit. It could threaten your personal financial well-being far beyond anything you might imagine.

So why not try to protect your business assets and take as much risk out of your efforts as possible with business insurance?

In our litigious society, the threat of legal action against businesses is always present. But there are other risks besides liability. Your business could be shut down because of a loss of business machinery, financial records or office equipment due to a fire, power outage, flooding, weather or any number of other causes. Even a temporary shut down could force you to permanently close your doors if you aren't appropriately covered for such an event.

That's where business owners insurance and other business insurance policies come into play. They can protect your business. Shop owners, contractors, restaurant owners, home businesses and every type of small business you can think of needs business insurance. Many, such as dry cleaners, need specialized policies. Others can use a basic business owners policy.

Contact Us

Lumbermens Insurance
965 SW Emkay Drive
Bend, OR 97702

Phone: (541) 382-2421
Fax: (541) 385-3231
Email: mail@lumbins.com

Property

Commercial Property
Business Interruption
Builders Risk
Equipment Breakdown
Marine/Aviation
Earthquake/Flood
Ocean Marine
Cargo
HPR
Electronic Data Process
Building Ordinance
Contactors Equipment

Casualty

General Liability
Automobile
International Liability
Terrorism
Products Liability
Pollution
Umbrella /Excess
Directors & Officers
Fiduciary
Professional
Workers' Comp.
Intellectual Property
Medical Malpractice
Employment Liability
Aviation
Automobile

Surety/Bonding

Employee Dishonesty
Kidnap & Ransom
Payment & Performance
Probate
ERISA
Maintenance
Supply
License and Permit
Bid
Subdivision

Next Generation

Captives
Self Insured Retention Programs
Alternative Risk Transfer
Association Group Programs

We are licensed in the following States and Provinces:
Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Idaho, Massachusetts, Montana, Nevada, North Dakota, Oregon, New York, Washington.