Plain English, no jargon. Tap any coverage in the chat and Ava explains it while you answer.
Hull
Agreed value or actual cash value — the difference shows up the day you have a total loss.
Liability & wreck removal
Damage to other boats and docks, plus the removal costs nobody thinks about.
Fuel spill
Federally mandated cleanup costs can dwarf the value of the boat itself.
On-water towing
A tow back to the ramp costs hundreds out of pocket. On a policy it costs almost nothing.
Explore what boat coverage protects
Written for Florida water. Click a hotspot to see what each part does.
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Hull & Machinery
Risk factor
Grounding, storm damage, fire and engine loss are the expensive events, and the engine is often half the value of the boat.
Solution
Hull coverage repairs or replaces the vessel and its machinery after a covered loss. Agreed value avoids an argument about depreciation later.
Watercraft Liability
Risk factor
A collision on the water, a swimmer struck by a propeller, or damage to a dock can create a claim far beyond the value of the boat.
Solution
Watercraft liability answers covered injury and damage claims, and it is what marinas and lenders actually check.
Wreck Removal
Risk factor
If your boat sinks, you are legally responsible for removing it — and removal frequently costs more than the boat is worth.
Solution
Wreck removal carries its own limit on the policy. It is the single most underestimated number on a marine quote.
Trailer & Transport
Risk factor
Many losses happen on the road or at the ramp, not on the water, and the trailer itself is sometimes insured by nobody.
Solution
We confirm where the trailer sits — boat policy, auto policy, or neither — before you tow anything.
Fuel Spill & Navigation Limits
Risk factor
A fuel spill triggers federal liability, and running outside your policy's navigation limits can void coverage for the entire trip.
Solution
Fuel-spill liability is a standard part of a proper marine policy, and we set navigation limits around where you actually go — the Bahamas usually needs an endorsement.
WHAT AVA WILL ASK YOU
The same questions a licensed agent would ask on the phone — in the order that gets you an accurate number instead of a teaser rate.
What's your ZIP code?
What year is the boat?
What's the make?
How long is it, in feet?
How much horsepower?
Where is it stored?
…and a few more. Average time: under two minutes.
AND THEN?
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It lands with a licensed agent
Not a lead broker, not a call center. Your answers go straight into our agency system.
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We shop it across 50+ carriers
Including the ones that never show up on comparison sites.
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You get real numbers, same day
By email or text, whichever you picked. No pressure, no endless calls.
Quotes are subject to carrier underwriting approval and final
premium may differ. J&J Elite Insurance Group is an independent insurance agency, not an insurer.