InspectorPro partners with ICA on new PL and GL program
By Chris Munro
July 21 - (The Insurer) - Citadel Insurance Service’s InspectorPro Insurance has launched a new program that provides Inspection Certification Associates students and graduates low-cost general and professional liability coverage.
The ICA provides education to budding home inspectors and offers online and live training programs that are approved in nearly every U.S. state. The company is part of Edcetera, a provider of education and board exam preparation for licensed professionals.
Through the new partnership, ICA students and graduates who have been in business for less than a year could qualify for InspectorPro’s 90-day insurance policy.
Along with the GL and PL protection, buyers will receive access to InspectorPro's premier coverage benefits, including pre-claims assistance and state-specific pre-inspection agreements.
InspectorPro, which was launched in 2009, offers GL and PL occurrence limits of $100,000 to $1 million and $100,000 to $2 million in the aggregate, and writes that coverage on behalf of several insurance companies.
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