
Are your clients ready for their special occasion?

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Be well prepared with our seasonal events coverage.

It wont be long before the snow begins to fly. But there are
lots of opportunities for both indoor and outdoor seasonal
business.

Seasonal Businesses include:
Party planners and caterers
Gift shops, markets, retail shops, kiosks, stands
Turkey shoots and other special events
Christmas tree lots and Christmas tree farms

We can also cover a full range of activities such as school
sports, arts and crafts shows, even outfitters and guides.

Plus programs such as weather insurance used to insure
risks involved in product promotions or expense and inventory
variations. And, weve even got a great snow removal
insurance product thats great for municipalities, airports,
shopping malls, and large property owners.

All of our markets provide competitive pricing to provide your
insured with the best coverage for these risks. Please contact
our office for a quick quote for any of your seasonal risks.
Well be happy to help.
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For general information about S. H. Smith, feel free to call or email anyone at any of our offices. For any state not listed below, please contact Bruce Anderson, Chief Marketing Officer. S. H. Smith & Co. is a national firm, licensed to write in all 50 states.
S.H. Smith & Company is a national, independently-owned excess and surplus lines insurance broker, managing general agency and program administrator. Our specialists in each of our divisions have a depth of experience which we believe is unmatched in the industry. For more information, please call Scott Smith, president, at 860.561.3600 or email by clicking here.
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