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Phone, email and a short form. A licensed broker reads what comes in the same business day.

Contact a licensed broker by phone, by email or through the form. Every message is read by a licensed commercial property broker the same business day it arrives, at the firm's office in Wentzville, Missouri, described on about Property Insurance Partners.

The form suits a question about a policy you already carry, a claim, a certificate, or anything you would rather ask before sending a full submission. If you already know you want quotes, the quote request form asks for the property type, the state and the insured value up front, which lets us start work sooner.

Call a broker (636) 678-8197
Office Wentzville, MO
Hours 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Central, Monday through Friday
A licensed broker reads every message. No automated call sequence.

What helps us answer quickly

A sentence or two about the property is enough: the class, the state, roughly how many buildings, and the renewal date if one is coming up. For a question about an existing policy, name the carrier and the coverage you are asking about. For a certificate, give the name and address of the party who needs it and any wording their contract requires.

Please leave bank account and tax identification numbers out of the form. A quote never needs them.

What happens after you write

A broker reads your message, replies by email or phone, and tells you what we need, if anything, before we can help. If the answer is that the account belongs with a different kind of specialist, we will say so. What we do with the details you send is set out in the privacy policy for this site, and how a placement runs once you ask for quotes is set out step by step.

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Ready to put an account out to market?

The quote form asks for six fields. We follow up for the schedule and the loss runs once we know the class and the state.