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Echevarria Insurance Agency — Your Favorite Agent!

START WITH THE BUSINESS

Business Insurance for Texas Companies — Built Around How You Work

Your company is more than a list of policies.

Our Business Insurance conversations start with how your business actually operates — its people, vehicles, property, equipment, contracts, and what has changed.

Whether you are starting a company, growing an established business, or reviewing coverage you already have, our team can help you understand the commercial insurance options relevant to your operation.

Prefer to talk? Call 281-697-6215.

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15 Years of Business Ownership Experience

Francisco Echevarria brings firsthand experience from owning and operating a business.

Commercial Insurance Focus

Business Insurance is a major area of focus for Echevarria Agency.

Owner-Led in Katy

A locally led agency serving business owners throughout Texas.

Service Beyond the Quote

Ongoing help with changes, renewals, certificates, questions, and future reviews.

Francisco Echevarria, agency owner
15 YEARSBUSINESS OWNERSHIP
EXPERIENCE
Francisco’s actual truck and flatbed trailer from his former trucking business

FROM ONE BUSINESS OWNER TO ANOTHER

Business Insurance Should Start With Understanding Your Business

Francisco Echevarria

Agency Owner | Business Insurance & Operations

Francisco understands business ownership because he has lived it. Before helping lead Echevarria Agency, he spent 15 years as a business owner in the trucking industry.

That experience included the realities of:

  • Operations
  • Vehicles
  • Equipment
  • Employees
  • Customers
  • Growth
  • Risk
  • Reputation

Rather than beginning with: “What policy can we sell you?”

Francisco’s approach begins with: “Tell me about your business.”

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Understand the business first.Discuss insurance second.

WHEN THE BUSINESS CHANGES

Business Changes Can Create New Insurance Questions

Businesses rarely stay exactly the same.

Business owner and employee reviewing orders in a growing warehouse operation

The insurance written for an earlier version of your company may deserve another look as the business grows.

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Added Employees

Added Vehicles

Purchased Equipment

Moved Locations

Signed Larger Contracts

Expanded Services

Payroll Changed

Business Grew Significantly

CORE COMMERCIAL COVERAGE

Business Insurance Options

Different businesses have different risks.

Start with how your company operates, then identify which insurance conversations belong there.

General Liability Insurance

A core commercial insurance conversation involving certain liability exposures created through business operations, customers, job sites, contracts, and completed work.

Explore General Liability Insurance

Commercial Property Insurance

Coverage conversations involving eligible buildings, equipment, inventory, furniture, supplies, tools, and other physical business assets.

Explore Commercial Property Insurance

Business Owner’s Policy (BOP)

A potential option for eligible small and midsize businesses that may combine certain liability and property coverage within one policy structure.

Explore Business Owner’s Policy

Contractor Insurance

Insurance conversations built around contractors whose operations may involve vehicles, tools, equipment, employees, subcontractors, job sites, customer property, and contract requirements.

Explore Contractor Insurance

UNDERSTAND THE DIFFERENCE

Do I Need a BOP or General Liability Insurance?

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General Liability Insurance

Business liability exposures

General Liability focuses on certain business liability exposures arising from operations, customers, job sites, property damage, completed work, and related risks.

Shop inventory, tools, equipment, and checkout area

Business Owner’s Policy

Eligible liability + property coverage

A BOP may combine certain eligible liability and property coverages within one commercial policy structure.

Eligibility and coverage depend on the business, carrier, available options, and underwriting.

Talk With Our Business Insurance Team

EMPLOYEES CREATE NEW QUESTIONS

Have Workers’ Compensation Questions?

Businesses with employees may have questions involving workplace injuries, payroll, employee classifications, operational changes, and other employer considerations.

Whether Workers’ Compensation is required or appropriate depends on the business and circumstances.

Coverage availability, eligibility, policy terms, and underwriting requirements can also vary.

Talk With Our Business Insurance Team

BUSINESS INSURANCE WORKS TOGETHER

Business Insurance Is Rarely a One-Policy Conversation

Commercial insurance products do not always operate in isolation.

Different risks can connect.

General Liability + BOP

Eligible businesses may be able to combine liability with other protection through a Business Owner’s Policy.

Commercial Property + BOP

Businesses with physical assets may need to consider how property risks fit into the broader insurance structure.

Commercial Auto + Contractor Insurance

Contractors often depend on vehicles to move employees, equipment, and tools.

Employees + Workers’ Compensation

Hiring employees, changing payroll, or expanding operations can create reasons to revisit Workers’ Compensation considerations.

The goal is not to assume every company needs every product.

It is to understand how your business operates so the relevant insurance conversations are not treated as disconnected pieces.

OTHER RISKS MAY DESERVE ATTENTION

Additional Commercial Insurance Conversations

Depending on your industry, operation, eligibility, and available carrier options, additional Business Insurance conversations may include:

  • Commercial Umbrella / Excess Liability
  • Cyber Liability
  • Employment Practices Liability
  • Professional Liability / E&O
  • Inland Marine
  • Tools & Equipment Coverage
  • Builders Risk
  • Bonds / Surety
  • Commercial Flood

Not every product applies to every company.

The better starting point is still:

Tell us how your business works.

DIFFERENT BUSINESSES. DIFFERENT RISKS.

Business Insurance for Companies Across Many Industries

A contractor does not operate like a restaurant.
A restaurant does not operate like a medical office.

Different industries create different insurance conversations.

Contractors & Construction

General contractors and construction-related businesses.

HVAC / Electrical / Plumbing

Service contractors using vehicles, equipment, and field employees.

Roofing / Landscaping

Businesses working at customer properties and job sites.

Restaurants & Food Service

Operations involving property, equipment, employees, and customers.

Retail Businesses

Companies with inventory, physical locations, and public interaction.

Professional Offices

Attorneys, accountants, consultants, architects, engineers, and similar firms.

Medical & Dental Practices

Healthcare-related businesses with specialized operational considerations.

Real Estate & Property Management

Real estate professionals, investors, and property managers.

Manufacturing / Distribution / Technology

Businesses involving inventory, equipment, supply chains, technology, or specialized operations.

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START WITH WHAT YOU ALREADY HAVE

Already Have Business Insurance? Start With a Review.

A business can change significantly while its insurance stays exactly the same.

Has the Business Grown?

  • Revenue increased
  • Payroll changed
  • Employees added
  • Vehicles or drivers added
  • New equipment purchased

Has the Operation Changed?

  • Moved locations
  • Leased or purchased property
  • Signed larger contracts
  • Added new services
  • Expanded into new markets

A coverage review gives you an opportunity to discuss what changed and identify which parts of your Business Insurance deserve another look.

Review My Business Coverage

THE RELATIONSHIP CONTINUES

Service Does Not Stop When the Policy Is Issued

Business owners often need help long after the first policy conversation.

Certificates of Insurance

Policy Changes

Renewals

Billing Questions

Account Updates

Coverage Reviews

The Echevarria Agency team

You should know there are real people you can contact when your business needs help.

Meet Our Team

LOCAL ROOTS. TEXAS REACH.

Based in Katy. Working With Businesses Across Texas.

Echevarria Agency is locally based in Katy and serves business owners throughout Texas.

Our goal is to bring the relationship-focused service of a local agency to companies across the state.

A BETTER WAY TO START

How We Approach Business Insurance

  1. 01

    Tell Us About Your Business

    What does your company do, where does it operate, and what has changed?

  2. 02

    Talk With Our Business Insurance Team

    A licensed insurance professional learns more about the operation and the questions you need answered.

  3. 03

    Review Available Options

    We help explain the available Business Insurance options and commercial coverage considerations.

  4. 04

    Keep the Relationship Going

    Our team remains available for service, renewals, certificates, questions, policy changes, and future coverage reviews.

COMMON QUESTIONS

Business Insurance FAQs

START WITH THE BUSINESS

You’ve Worked Hard to Build Your Business. Let’s Build the Insurance Conversation Around It.

Your company is more than a policy number.

It may represent years of work, employees, customers, equipment, property, contracts, reputation, and something you are still working every day to build.

Your Business Insurance conversation should reflect the company you operate today.

Tell us what you do.

Tell us how you operate.

Tell us what changed.

We will start there.

Prefer to talk?
Call Echevarria Agency at 281-697-6215.

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