Every request below submits online straight to your service team — no phone tag required. We confirm by email and most routine requests are handled the same business day.
Request a certificate during business hours. A certificate can show coverage or endorsements already in place. Adding or changing additional-insured status, a waiver of subrogation, or other contract wording may require carrier review and an endorsement; do not treat the request as approved until the carrier issues the change.
Open a claim with the right carrier and get an advocate working on your behalf.
Direct carrier billing links, premium finance payments, and recurring auto-pay setup.
Schedule a free 20-minute review to make sure your coverage matches your operations.
Audit prep, dispute support, and class-code corrections when the payroll audit looks wrong.
Add or remove vehicles and drivers from a commercial auto schedule mid-term.
Endorsements, address changes, additional named insureds, and more.
Date, time, location, description, photos, parties involved, police or incident report, and policy number if available.
Certificate holder name, address, project or jobsite, contract requirements, required wording, and deadline.
Policy number, carrier name, billing notice, due date, and preferred payment method.
Description of the change, effective date requested, supporting documents, and contact information.
VIN, year, make, model, use, garaging address, driver information, and ownership or lease details.
Address, occupancy, operations, property details, lease or ownership information, and requested effective date.
Updated payroll, revenue, vehicles, drivers, locations, contracts, equipment, and loss history if requested.
Service requests are subject to policy terms, carrier rules, underwriting review, and required documentation. Ellie Insurance Group can help submit and track requests, but changes are not always automatic. The agency will explain what is needed and help you understand the next step.
If a claim occurs, report it as soon as reasonably possible. Claim reporting instructions may vary by carrier and policy type. Some carriers allow online reporting, some use phone intake, and others require specific forms or documentation. If you are unsure where to begin, contact Ellie Insurance Group at 813-582-5215 so the agency can help point you toward the correct reporting path.
When reporting a claim, gather as much information as you can without delaying urgent safety steps. If someone is injured, if property is unsafe, or if emergency services are needed, address those needs first. After that, document the incident — photos, written notes, witness names, police reports, invoices, estimates, and correspondence may all be useful.
What happened, who was involved, where it occurred, witness names, photos, and any written demand or notice.
Driver, vehicle, other parties, police report, photos, location, and description of the accident.
Employee name, date and time, injury description, work activity involved, and medical treatment information.
Date of loss, type of damage, photos, repair estimates, mitigation steps, and affected business property.
Item description, value, location, cause of loss, photos, shipping documents, and police report if applicable.
Certificates of insurance are among the most common service requests for commercial policyholders. Contractors may need certificates before entering a jobsite. Landlords may request them before a lease begins. Vendors, lenders, project owners, and general contractors may ask for specific wording. A certificate summarizes certain insurance information as of the date issued, but it does not change the policy by itself.
Florida contractors and businesses should pay close attention to certificate wording because many jobsites and contracts have detailed insurance requirements. Ellie Insurance Group can help review the request and process the certificate according to policy terms and carrier rules. The agency cannot add wording that is not supported by the policy.
Review the due date and payment instructions shown on the notice.
Contact the agency immediately at 813-582-5215 and review the carrier's required payment instructions.
Report the change so billing and policy communications can be reviewed.
Follow the finance company's payment terms and contact the agency with questions.
Call 813-582-5215 with the carrier name and policy number.
Renewal is one of the best times to review whether your policy information still matches your business. Many companies change during the year. Payroll may increase. Revenue may change. Vehicles may be added or sold. Drivers may change. Equipment may be purchased. A property may be renovated. A contract may require higher limits or different wording. If your renewal is based on outdated information, the process can become more difficult.
Before renewal, gather updated payroll, revenue, driver lists, vehicle schedules, location details, equipment schedules, property improvements, lease changes, contracts, and claim information. If you receive renewal questions from Ellie Insurance Group or the carrier, respond promptly. Underwriters may need updated information before renewal terms can be reviewed.
Current policyholders can call 813-582-5215 for service support. Business owners ready to compare insurance options for your business can begin with Instant Quote.