Beach Cities writes General Liability, Worker's Compensation, and Commercial Auto in California, Arizona, and Nevada only. The firm's principal has been licensed and doing business in Orange County since 1973. (License # 0E83649)
Workers Compensation
We write workers comp for all industries in California, Arizona and Nevada. This coverage is required for employers and provides for payments to injured workers for medical costs, time lost, and rehabilitation as well as death benefits for surviving spouses and dependents. It also protects employers from employee lawsuits for workplace accidents.
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General Liability
We write General Liability for: Licensed contractors, manufacturers, social services, garage risks, and agricultural accounts in California, Arizona, and Nevada.
Contractor coverage is available for Artisans & Generals of any class, including condominium construction, roofing, demolition, plumbing, framing, electrical, HVAC, excavation, and custom home builders.
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Commercial Auto
We write every type of commercial vehicle including individual and fleet accounts in California,Arizona, and Nevada. Risks can be local, intermediate or long haul. We write truckers, cargo haulers, debris removal, concrete mixers, taxis, limousines, non-emergency medical transportation and much more.
Bonds
We write license bonds, as well as contract, performance and payment bonds. We also write E-Z issue contract bonds up to $250,000 for quick service.
About Bryan McDonald
Bryan McDonald is the President of Beach Cities Insurance Services, Inc. and has been licensed in California for both property & casualty as well as life & health for over 33 years. The agency has expanded in recent years to include offering coverage in the states of Nevada and Arizona.
Bryan is a California native and has been involved with local charities throughout his career. He is married and lives in Orange County and enjoys golfing, skiing and watersports.
Call us today. We will respond quickly with pricing, an indication, or a request for the additional information needed for your quote for your particular trade.
