Understands the operation
Your producer learns the people, vehicles, payroll, work, and timing behind the policy.
Clearpoint Insurance Group
Commercial insurance needs experts.
We specialize in trucking and Workers' Compensation—and assign a licensed producer to your account from day one. You get one person who learns the business, guides the insurance process, and stays accountable after the policy is placed.
Day one
Your producer is assigned.
The relationship starts before the quote and continues through service and renewal.
One relationship from the start
You should not have to reintroduce your business every time you need help.
At Clearpoint, a producer is assigned when the relationship begins—not only when a quote is ready. That producer learns how your company operates, owns the insurance conversation, and remains connected to the account as it changes.
The result is less context lost between departments, fewer anonymous handoffs, and a clear answer to the question every client eventually asks: who is responsible for getting this handled?
Your Clearpoint producer
One accountable relationship
Owns the quote process
Questions, missing items, market conversations, and decisions stay connected.
Stays through service
When the account changes, you are not starting again with a stranger.
Prepares for renewal
The history of the account carries forward instead of disappearing at expiration.
A specialist agency
We chose the businesses we want to understand deeply.
Clearpoint is not trying to be a generic insurance storefront for everyone. Our core focus is commercial trucking and Workers' Compensation—two lines where details, timing, and ongoing service materially shape the client experience.
Commercial trucking
Insurance built around the way a fleet actually operates.
Authority, drivers, vehicles, radius, cargo, loss history, certificates, filings, and constant change all belong in the same account story.
Workers' Compensation
A policy that stays connected to payroll, people, and work.
Employee duties, payroll, classifications, loss history, ownership, audits, and renewal require more than a one-time application.
Service is part of the product
Good service starts before something goes wrong.
A fast reply is useful. A fast reply from someone who already understands the account is better.
Clearpoint's service model is built around continuity. Your assigned producer can see the relationship from the first conversation forward, while organized account support keeps documents, requests, deadlines, and follow-up from living only in someone's inbox.
You know who owns it.
A named producer remains accountable for the relationship and the next step.
Context follows the account.
Past conversations, documents, policy changes, and open items stay connected.
Routine work stays visible.
Certificates, ID cards, changes, audit items, and renewal preparation are tracked.
Licensed decisions stay human.
Your producer handles coverage discussions, options, policy changes, and binding.
About Clearpoint
A modern agency with an intentionally personal service model.
Clearpoint Insurance Group is a Florida retail commercial insurance agency based in Fort Lauderdale. We use better organization and technology behind the scenes so producers can spend more time understanding accounts, advising clients, and following through.
Technology supports the experience; it does not replace the licensed relationship. The public promise is simple: specialization, clear ownership, and service that remembers the business.
Clearpoint Insurance Group LLC
Florida agency license L135890
Agent in charge
Cameron Johnson · Florida 2-20 G262936
Start with your business
Choose the conversation that fits.
Tell us which side of the business you want to discuss. A Clearpoint producer can take it from there.
Clearpoint commercial trucking
Coverage support for fleets that cannot sit still.
Trucking is a core Clearpoint specialty. Your assigned producer learns the operation from day one—then stays connected as vehicles, drivers, certificates, filings, routes, and renewal needs change.
Clearpoint relationship model
One producer from first review through renewal.
Trucking is not an add-on here
A trucking producer should understand the operation—not make you translate it.
Trucking accounts move on details that generic intake misses. Clearpoint's approach begins with how the business operates and keeps those facts connected to the insurance relationship.
Authority and filings
USDOT and MC identity, operating status, effective dates, and known filing requests are surfaced for licensed review.
Fleet and drivers
Vehicles, values, ownership, driver history, experience, and MVR status are treated as a changing schedule—not a one-time form.
Cargo and radius
What you haul, where you run, how far you travel, and how the operation changes are part of the account story.
Loss and safety history
Loss runs, accidents, violations, inspections, and corrective context are organized for the producer and carrier review process.
Certificates and service
Certificate requests, ID cards, vehicle and driver changes, and open items remain tied to the same account relationship.
Renewal preparation
The producer enters renewal with the account history, current operation, prior service work, and outstanding documents already in view.
How we shop your account
We shop the market and bring the options back to you.
Your producer packages the account once, takes it to every market that fits, reviews what comes back, and walks you through the differences.
We organize the submission.
Vehicles, drivers, cargo, radius, loss history, and coverage gathered in one place.
02 · Clearpoint
Your producer shops the account.
We close the gaps, then take one clean submission to every market that fits. In parallel, not one at a time.
03 · To the markets
The market board
Matched to your operation by appetite and eligibility.
- 01 A-rated carriers Admitted markets with the strongest ratings.
- 02 Specialty trucking programs Underwriters who write nothing but trucking.
- 03 Risk retention groups Member-owned RRGs built for motor carriers.
- 04 Excess & surplus lines Flexible paper for harder-to-place operations.
- 05 Direct markets Carriers we hold direct appointments with.
We review what comes back.
Available quotes and terms go side by side, so the differences are easy to see.
- Coverage
- Limits
- Deductibles
- Conditions
- Premium
We walk you through the options.
You see the choices, the tradeoffs, and what each one means for your operation.
Carrier appetite, eligibility, participation, terms, and timing vary by underwriting. Not every market will quote every operation.
Your producer learns how you move
The policy is only one part of the business.
A good trucking insurance relationship begins with the operation: what the trucks do, who drives them, what changes during the year, where deadlines come from, and what can stop a load from moving.
Because your producer is present from the start, those facts do not have to be rebuilt every time you need a certificate, add a unit, update a driver, discuss a policy change, or prepare for renewal.
Build the relationship while the operation is taking shape.
Start with the authority, planned units, drivers, cargo, radius, and intended start date.
Keep the essentials clear without being treated like a number.
One producer understands the truck, the work, the client requirements, and the renewal.
Give constant change a consistent owner.
Vehicle schedules, drivers, certificates, losses, and policy changes stay connected as the fleet grows.
Service for a business that changes every week
The relationship matters most after the quote.
Trucks are added. Drivers change. Customers ask for certificates. A filing question appears. A renewal deadline gets close. Clearpoint keeps those moments connected to the producer who already understands the account.
A customer needs a certificate.
The request is captured, checked against the account, and tracked to completion.
A truck or driver needs to change.
The facts are gathered and packaged for the licensed producer to review and handle.
The producer needs the account picture.
Current schedules, open requests, documents, and prior context are visible in one relationship.
The year should not start from zero.
Your producer carries forward what changed, what was resolved, and what the next market conversation needs.
Trucking coverage conversations
One operation can involve several connected policies.
Your producer reviews the account and discusses the coverage structure, available options, and carrier requirements. Availability and terms depend on underwriting.
Commercial auto liability
Liability exposure connected to scheduled power units and the way they operate.
Motor truck cargo
Cargo facts, commodities, values, routes, and client requirements for producer review.
Physical damage
Scheduled vehicles, stated values, ownership, and lender information where applicable.
General liability
Business operations outside the direct operation of a covered auto.
Non-trucking liability
Producer-reviewed protection for qualifying non-business use circumstances.
Workers' Compensation
For fleets with employees, the people and payroll side deserves its own connected review.
Start a trucking conversation
Tell us how the operation moves.
Share the basic account facts and the best way to reach you. A Clearpoint producer can follow up to learn the operation and discuss next steps.
- Assigned producer from the beginning
- Trucking-focused intake and account review
- Service continuity after placement
Trucking questions
Start with the business you have today.
Will I have a specific producer?
Yes. Clearpoint assigns a licensed producer to the relationship from the beginning. That producer learns the operation, leads the insurance conversation, and remains connected through service and renewal.
Do you work with new authorities and small fleets?
Clearpoint's trucking focus includes owner-operators, new ventures, and growing fleets. Carrier eligibility and available terms depend on the facts of the operation and underwriting.
What should I have ready?
Start with your USDOT or MC number, vehicle and driver information, cargo and radius, current or prior coverage, loss history, and target effective date. Your producer can identify what else the review requires.
Can Clearpoint handle service after the policy is placed?
Clearpoint's model includes ongoing account service. Certificate and ID-card requests, vehicle or driver changes, document needs, and renewal preparation remain tied to the account and assigned producer.
Clearpoint Workers' Compensation
Payroll, people, and service without the scramble.
Workers' Comp changes as the business changes. Your assigned Clearpoint producer learns the workforce from day one and stays connected through classification questions, payroll changes, audits, claims intake, and renewal.
Clearpoint relationship model
One producer who knows the employer behind the payroll.
More than a payroll number
Workers' Comp follows what people actually do.
Job duties, locations, payroll, ownership, subcontractor exposure, prior losses, experience modification, and audit history all shape the account. A strong review connects those facts instead of flattening the company into a single estimate.
Clearpoint organizes the employer story for licensed review and gives the relationship one producer who can carry that understanding through the year.
The employer picture
What the producer needs to understand
Final classifications, coverage decisions, pricing, and binding remain with licensed professionals and applicable carriers.
The policy in real life
The account keeps moving after the application is signed.
Clearpoint's assigned-producer model keeps the day-to-day business connected to the insurance relationship.
When the workforce changes
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New hires, duties, locations, or states
The facts are gathered, the account context is preserved, and the licensed producer handles the insurance discussion or requested change.
When a loss occurs
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Clear first-notice intake and routing
Clearpoint can capture the initial facts and route the matter to the carrier or appropriate claims path. Claims handling remains with licensed adjusters.
When audit arrives
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Payroll records should not become a fire drill
Audit requests, payroll support, classification records, and open questions can be organized with the account history already available.
When renewal approaches
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The producer already knows what changed
Current payroll, workforce changes, loss activity, audit history, and prior service work inform the next review.
Built for operating employers
Different jobs create different account stories.
Clearpoint's role is to understand the actual work, organize reliable facts, and give the licensed producer a clear basis for the insurance conversation.
Transportation + logistics
Construction + trades
Manufacturing
Hospitality
Property services
Professional businesses
Workers' Compensation
Payroll, duties, losses, audit
Commercial trucking
Fleet, drivers, cargo, authority
One client relationship
Especially useful for transportation employers
The fleet and the workforce should not feel like two unrelated accounts.
Trucking businesses with employees often need both commercial trucking and Workers' Compensation conversations. Clearpoint can keep the client relationship connected while each policy receives its own facts, review, and underwriting.
The review
Build the employer picture before discussing the policy path.
Your producer uses confirmed business facts and supporting documents to discuss coverage, classification questions, available options, and next steps.
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Describe the business
Operations, employee duties, locations, states, ownership, and subcontractor exposure.
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Connect the numbers
Payroll by work type, headcount, prior coverage, losses, EMR, and audit history where available.
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Review with your producer
The licensed producer handles classification and coverage discussions, options, and binding.
Start a Workers' Comp conversation
Tell us about the people and the work.
Share the basic employer facts and the best way to reach you. A Clearpoint producer can follow up to learn the business and discuss next steps.
- Assigned producer from the beginning
- Employer-specific payroll and operations review
- Service continuity through audit and renewal
Workers' Comp questions
The relationship should make the complicated parts clearer.
Will I have a specific producer?
Yes. Clearpoint assigns a licensed producer to the relationship from day one. That producer learns the employer, leads the insurance discussion, and stays connected through service, audit, and renewal.
Can the website determine our class codes?
No. The site collects factual information only. Final classifications, coverage discussions, eligibility, pricing, and binding require licensed and carrier review.
What information is useful for the first review?
Business operations, employee duties, payroll by work type, locations, ownership, subcontractor exposure, prior coverage, loss runs, EMR information, audit history, and target effective date are useful starting points.
Can Clearpoint help when payroll or operations change?
Clearpoint can gather the updated facts and keep the request tied to the account. Your licensed producer handles coverage or classification discussions and any requested policy changes.