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Commercial Insurance · Texas & Oklahoma

Texas Business Insurance, Structured Around Your Real Risk

  • Coverage-Gap Audit — we find the exclusions and endorsement gaps that surface at claim time, before you sign.
  • Four Core Lines — general liability, cyber, surety bonds & group health, shopped across the market.
  • Claims-Informed Advocacy — a broker who worked the claim from the inside: adjuster, SIU investigator, then owner.
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A coverage program, not a one-off policy

  • Operations-first risk audit before any quote
  • General liability & commercial property matched to your exposure
  • Cyber, crime & social-engineering fraud coverage
  • Surety & commercial bonds for contractors
  • Group health & benefits for your team

Four core lines, audited before you sign

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Licensed across Texas & Oklahoma for commercial coverage
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What insurance does a Texas business actually need?

It depends on your operations, but most Texas businesses start with general liability and commercial property — and, if they have employees, workers' compensation and group health. Contractors typically add surety bonds; any business holding customer data should add cyber. 4J audits your specific exposure rather than selling a one-size package.

Is 4J an insurance broker or a captive agent?

4J is an independent commercial brokerage. We hold direct carrier appointments plus wholesale and E&S market access, so your risk is shopped across the market rather than fit to one carrier's shelf.

Does 4J write coverage in Oklahoma as well as Texas?

Yes. 4J is licensed in both states (Texas Agency License #2911773 and Oklahoma Agency License #3003920647) and treats Texas and Oklahoma as home markets.

What does a 4J coverage-gap audit include?

We assess how your business actually operates, then compare that exposure line-by-line against your current policy's limits, deductibles, exclusions, and endorsements — and identify the gaps that would surface at claim time, before you sign.

How much does business insurance cost for a Texas company?

It depends on your industry, revenue, payroll, and the coverages you actually need. 4J prices from your real exposure rather than a generic class code, and reviews every limit, deductible, and exclusion before you buy.

Can 4J handle both my property/casualty and employee benefits?

Yes. 4J covers commercial property & casualty — general liability, property, cyber, and bonds — and group health benefits in one relationship, so your business and your team are handled together.

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Surety Bond FAQ

What's the difference between bid, performance, and payment bonds?

A bid bond backs the number you submit — it assures the owner you'll sign the contract at your bid price. A performance bond guarantees the work gets completed per the contract, and a payment bond guarantees your subs and suppliers get paid. Texas public projects require performance and payment bonds above the thresholds in Government Code Chapter 2253.

How fast can I get a surety bond in Texas?

License and permit bonds often issue same day. Contract bonds depend on underwriting — your financials, work history, and capacity — but a well-prepared submission can turn in days rather than weeks. If the bid is due Friday, call Monday, not Thursday afternoon.

Is a surety bond the same as insurance?

No. Insurance transfers risk; a bond is a guarantee backed by your indemnity. If the surety pays a claim on your bond, it expects to be repaid. That's why sureties underwrite you the way a lender would — and why bond premiums are far lower than insurance rates.

Why does the surety want to see my financials?

Because bonding is credit. Clean, current financial statements — ideally CPA-prepared — directly increase your bonding capacity and improve your rate. 4J packages your financials and work history so sureties can say yes faster, and helps you build capacity ahead of the bigger jobs you're bidding.