
Historically, many insurance carriers have been charging Cemeteries rates that are equivalent to far more hazardous occupations. The exposure of a backhoe in a cemetery is far less hazardous that the exposure of a backhoe on a construction site where it is much more likely to incur bodily injury and property damage such as damage to underground wires and tanks. An employee working at a grave site doesn’t have the same exposure as an employee working at a construction site at the edge of a highway. In essence, Cemeteries have been subsidizing some of these other industries for years. In conjunction with some exceptional insurance carriers we have put together a program for you that will price your insurance appropriately and end the overcharging of your industry. It’s important to be with an insurance company that understands Cemeteries and prices them accordingly. Contact us today for a no-obligation quote!
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”We moved most of our insurance to Chittenden about two years ago following a competitive bidding process. Since then we have consolidated all of our coverage, including medical, with Chittenden. I really can’t say enough about the quality and responsiveness of the service that we have received. The employees of Chittenden take an interest in our business and in addition to excellent service, they have given is great advice, especially as it relates to safety issues and our worker’s compensation package. I really can’t say enough about how pleased we are to have Chittenden on our side.”
Bronson K. Hawley
President, Board of Directors
Oak Lawn Cemetery Association, Inc
Fairfield, CT
Call it an eternal mistake. The family of a man who was cremated and whose remains were buried in Mica Hill Cemetery in Durham are suing the cemetery operators on accusations its workers accidentally dug up, and threw out, the urn that contained the dead man’s ashes. http://middletown-ct.patch.com/articles/cemetery-mixup-divides-couple-in-death
- March 28, 2012 Underwriting Undertakers -As with any providers of professional services, funeral-home directors obviously need Errors & Omission coverage. But what sets their risk profile apart from accountants, architects and others is that they are dealing with clients during the emotionally charged grieving period. http://www.propertycasualty360.com/2012/01/13/underwriting-undertakers
- January 26, 2012 Guard dogs to stop cemetery metal thieves -Security is being stepped up at cemeteries in north London with the introduction of dog patrols to deter thieves trying to snatch brass, copper and bronze from tombstones. http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-24028051-guard-dogs-to-stop-cemetery-metal-thieves.do
- January 17, 2012 Fixing Bethany’s Broken Cemeteries -Preserving Bethany’s history is always top priority for Town Historian Will Brinton, so last month he presented a slideshow to the board of selectmen to bring awareness to the level of disrepair in the town’s cemeteries. The board quickly recognized the extent of the problem and asked Brinton to research how they could best address [...]
- January 11, 2012 Testimonial Received -Everyone at Chittenden Group has been nothing but wonderful to work with. Anytime I had a question regarding my policy or needed a copy or even a change to our policy it was done professionally and promptly. We had to even put a claim in on our insurance policy due to an unfortunate accident. The [...]
- December 22, 2011