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What we write, what we’ll consider, and what to call about first.

Three filed programmes, each with its own appetite: personal auto in North Carolina, the CPP business package in Oklahoma, and workers’ compensation across 24 NCCI states. Check the class and the state here before you spend time on a submission.

Auto — NC, filed programme CPP — OK, effective 01/01/2026 Workers’ comp — 24 states, NCCI
Personal · North Carolina

Personal auto appetite.

The only line we write directly with policyholders as well as through agents — but every bindable rate still runs through an appointed agent.

Risk / driver profileAppetiteNotes
Multi-car household, safe driver, continuous prior coverage Target Our strongest submission profile. Ask about multi-car and paid-in-full discounts.
Single-vehicle policy, established driving history Target Verify the reason for any prior-carrier lapse before binding.
Driver under 21 as principal operator Will consider Refer with a completed driver history report attached.
SR-22 or other financial-responsibility filing required Will consider Refer to underwriting with the filing order attached.
Household with a DUI/DWI within the last 3 years Will consider Refer with the incident date and disposition. Do not omit it.
Rideshare, delivery, or other commercial passenger use Outside appetite Personal auto does not cover commercial use at any rate.
Non-owner policies Outside appetite Not written on this programme.
Modified, lifted, or salvage-title vehicles Outside appetite Declined regardless of the driver's history.
Business · Oklahoma

CPP business package appetite.

158 coverages across property, stock, crime, general liability, commercial auto, earthquake and a 30-coverage Large Commercial Farm section — but the appetite underneath it is narrower than the coverage list suggests.

Risk typeAppetiteNotes
Retail stores, offices & personal-service businesses, under 15,000 sq ft Target Core CPP profile; property and GL fit cleanly.
Restaurants with UL 300 hood suppression and a current fire inspection Target Spoilage and business income coverage are strong here.
Contractors (carpentry, plumbing, electrical) — no roofing or excavation over 10 ft Target Confirm subcontracted work carries its own GL.
Row-crop & livestock farms, total insured value under $3M Target The Large Commercial Farm section (30 coverages) is built for this profile.
Farms over $3M TIV, or custom harvesting/spraying for hire Will consider Refer with a schedule of buildings, equipment and livestock counts.
Habitational risks over 4 units Will consider Refer; habitational is not a core CPP class.
Heavy manufacturing, welding/cutting, or pollution-exposed processes Outside appetite Outside the property and GL profile this programme is filed for.
Builders risk / course-of-construction coverage Outside appetite Not a CPP coverage; refer to a builders-risk market.
Business · 24 states

Workers’ compensation appetite.

NCCI class-based, with pay-as-you-go payroll reporting so premium tracks actual payroll instead of a twelve-month-old estimate.

Risk profileAppetiteNotes
Retail, clerical, light manufacturing & hospitality classes, experience mod under 1.25 Target See the class-code lookup below for specific NCCI codes.
New ventures with no prior experience rating Target Rated at the class's manual rate until the risk earns an experience mod.
Experience mod between 1.25 and 1.75 Will consider Refer with the current experience rating worksheet and a loss narrative.
Temporary staffing or leased-employee arrangements Will consider Refer; classification depends on who directs the work day to day.
Roofing, logging, or structural steel erection Outside appetite Outside the class profile this programme is filed to write.
Coal mining, offshore/maritime (USL&H), or aviation ground crew Outside appetite Excluded exposures under every state filing we hold.
Experience mod over 1.75, or an open catastrophic claim Outside appetite Decline; refer to the state-assigned risk pool if coverage is required.
Workers’ compensation

Class-code lookup.

A starting reference for common NCCI codes, not the full manual. Payroll and exposure basis notes matter as much as the appetite pill — a target class submitted with the wrong basis still bounces back for correction.

Class codeDescriptionAppetitePayroll / exposure note
5645 Carpentry – Detached Dwellings Target Rated per $100 of payroll. Limited to residential structures three stories or under.
8810 Clerical Office Target Our lowest-hazard class. Keep clerical payroll separate from any shop or field payroll on the same risk.
9079 Restaurant Target Payroll includes tipped staff at their full reported wage, not a tip credit.
0005 Farm – Nursery Target Payroll basis; include piece-rate and casual labor. Pairs with CPP's Large Commercial Farm section.
5183 Plumbing Target Rated per $100 of payroll. New underground utility work over 10 ft depth requires a referral.
8017 Retail Store Target Payroll basis; report any warehouse or delivery-driver payroll under its own code.
3632 Machine Shop Will consider Refer shops running press brakes or punch presses over 60 tons, or any forging operation.
7380 Drivers Will consider Refer for a radius of operation beyond 250 miles or any vehicle over 26,001 lbs GVW.
Structuring the policy

Limits, deductibles & minimum premium.

LineTypical limitsDeductible optionsMinimum premium
Personal auto Liability up to $500,000 CSL; UM/UIM matches the liability limit selected Comprehensive/collision: $250, $500 or $1,000 ~$450 per six-month term, varies by coverage selected
CPP General liability $1M each occurrence / $2M aggregate; property to full replacement cost Property: $1,000, $2,500 or $5,000. Wind/hail: 1%, 2% or 5% of insured value. Aggregate deductible available on multi-location schedules. $2,500 annual, before farm and auto additions
Workers’ compensation Employers liability $500,000 / $500,000 / $500,000 standard; $1,000,000 available No standard per-claim deductible programme currently offered Subject to each state’s NCCI minimum premium table

Experience rating, schedule rating and any applicable state-specific modifiers apply after these base figures. A quote from the Agency Portal reflects the actual filed rate for the risk submitted.

Before you submit

When to call rather than submit.

  • The risk spans more than one of our filed states and you are not sure which policy it belongs on.
  • The experience mod, loss history or exposure sits right on a line drawn in the tables above.
  • The class code you need is not listed anywhere in this guide.
  • A farm, restaurant or contractor risk is larger than anything described here.
  • You are weighing CPP against a monoline alternative for the same account and want a second opinion before you quote either.