We insure apartments, retail centers, self storage and flex buildings across Texas, and we shop every renewal like it's our own building.
Two renewals we remarketed this year. Client names withheld.
Past results don't guarantee future savings. Every account is priced on its own risk.
Property rates are falling and carriers are hungry for premium going into year end. Your incumbent rarely hands that over unless someone asks.
New capacity is flooding into Texas property, and carriers are behind on premium goals.
Incumbents trim last year's number while quoting the same building far lower as new business.
Lower deductibles, blanket limits and better wind terms are on the table if someone pushes.
One broker for the whole portfolio, from a single strip center to a family of apartment LLCs.
Garden, mid rise and small portfolios, including older buildings other agents struggle to place. Wind, hail and named storm structured around your lender's requirements.
Strip, neighborhood and multi tenant centers, with tenant mix, bars and restaurants handled up front.
Single sites and multi location operators, property and liability under one plan.
Office warehouse, flex and light industrial, including buildings still in lease up.
We place the lines that sit around your buildings, too.
Email your current declarations page, or bring it to a 15 minute call.
Within two business days we show you how your price and coverage stack up against today's market.
If your program is priced right, we'll tell you. If it isn't, we take it to market well before your renewal.
Commercial insurance brokerage
Meghani Insurance Group is a Sugar Land brokerage built around commercial property. Our leadership also runs the finance side of a Houston commercial real estate firm, so we see renewals from the owner's side every year and know what a bad one does to a property's numbers.
We work with the major specialty insurance markets, and we take every account to market with a clear strategy instead of accepting the first number an underwriter sends back.
No. The review is free and there's no obligation to move anything.
Your current declarations pages are enough to start. If you have a statement of values or loss runs, send those too and the benchmark gets sharper.
About 120 days before your renewal. Carriers want a full submission 60 to 90 days before the effective date, and the best terms go to accounts that show up early.
Not for the review. If we find a better program and you want us to place it, we'll walk you through the broker of record process so nothing lapses.
Apartments, retail centers, self storage, flex and industrial, office and mixed use buildings across Texas, plus the liability, umbrella and other lines that go with them.
Enter your address and book 15 minutes, or email your declarations page and we'll reply within two business days.
Rather talk first? Book a 15 minute call