Mid-Continent Group
Mid-Continent specializes in commercial risks that call for focused underwriting, including difficult-to-place businesses.
Our Mid-Continent placements separate homebuilder risks from excess-and-surplus business. Each section below keeps those options distinct.
What we write with Mid-Continent Group
Tell us about your operation so we can distinguish Mid-Continent’s homebuilder options from its separate excess-and-surplus options.
Homebuilder risks
Mid Continent Group — homebuilders
For homebuilders, discuss construction-stage property, business vehicles and equipment alongside liability coverage.
- Builders Risk
- Business Auto
- Equipment FloaterMovable equipment, not machinery breakdown.
- Excess Liability
- General Liability
Excess-and-surplus risks
Mid-Continent — Excess & Surplus
Equipment floater, excess liability, and general liability are the options in this separate excess-and-surplus scope.
- Equipment FloaterMovable equipment, not machinery breakdown.
- Excess Liability
- General Liability
Company background
Mid-Continent’s roots date to General Bonding & Insurance Company, founded in 1947 and merged into Mid-Continent Casualty in 1956. The group later joined Great American and includes both standard and excess-and-surplus insurance companies. Its specialty commercial business focuses on small and midsized operations with unique or difficult-to-place risks. Those different insurance companies and underwriting channels are important context when reviewing the separate homebuilder and excess-and-surplus scopes on this page.
Discuss these options with TSA
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Availability and pricing depend on your location, risk, and underwriting. Coverage is governed by the issuing insurer’s policy terms. This is not a quote.
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