From a quiet morning fishing trip to a weekend cruise with friends, one mishap on the water can cost thousands in repairs or liability.
Boat insurance, often just a few hundred dollars a year, covers collisions, storms, theft, and passenger injuries. At Trailstone Insurance Group, we compare top carriers and explain your options clearly, so you can choose coverage that fits your boat and your adventures.
A boat is not just something you own. It is a part of your identity, your freedom, and your best stories. Protecting it means protecting the life you have built on the water.
The water changes fast. A glassy morning can turn rough before you make it back to the dock, which is why hull coverage and towing assistance are essential.
Your boat holds the gear and comforts that make every trip yours. Personal property coverage ensures they are replaced if damaged or stolen.
When you set out, you are responsible for your passengers, other boaters, and the water itself. Liability coverage and fuel spill protection safeguard them all.
Different boats come with different risks, and the right coverage makes all the difference. Here are six common types we insure:
From bass boats to center consoles, coverage should protect the hull, motor, electronics, and fishing gear from accidents, theft, or storm damage.
Ideal for leisure cruises, pontoons need coverage for collision repairs, passenger liability, and upgrades like canopies or sound systems.
Sailboats face unique risks such as mast and rigging damage. Policies can also include liability and towing when weather turns.
Built for performance, these boats often have higher accident risk. Comprehensive coverage should include collision, liability, and engine protection.
Small but powerful, PWCs require coverage for injury liability, theft, and damage, especially if used in busy waterways.
Luxury vessels need specialized policies that cover high-value repairs, crew liability, and extended voyages.
Ask most boat owners when their boat is at risk and they will say when it is on the water. The truth is, a lot of damage happens while the boat is parked, stored, or being towed.
Your boat is part of your life, not just your weekends. Protect it every day of the year so you are ready to launch whenever adventure calls.
— Ryan R. Windsor, CO
Getting the right insurance should not be confusing or stressful. With our four-step process, you get protection you can trust and the confidence of knowing that when disaster strikes, so that you know you are covered the right way.
No one else has your exact life, your business, or your priorities. On this call, we dig into what matters most to you and build a policy around it. No generic quotes. No guessing. Just coverage that’s right for you.
We check with 40+ A-rated carriers and send a simple video that explains your best coverage options, so you can choose confidently without feeling rushed or pressured.
After reviewing your options, we make adjustments as needed so your policy fits just right. No more paying for the wrong coverage or putting off peace of mind.
Forget the hassle of starting over. We make sure your new coverage is in place and your transition is seamless, because getting protected should feel easy.
At Trailstone Insurance Group, we believe insurance shouldn’t be complicated. Below are some of the most common questions we hear from customers. If you don’t see your question here, feel free to contact us or speak directly with an agent, we’re here to help.
We cover smaller boats like fishing boats, pontoons, deck boats, sailboats, ski boats, jet boats, and personal watercraft (like Jet Skis). We do not insure yachts or large luxury vessels.
Yes. Policies can include accessories coverage for fishing rods, trolling motors, electronics, tow ropes, and safety equipment.
Yes. Bundling can save 10–20% or more. In our TRAC process, we show bundled vs. unbundled so you see exact savings.
Insurance shouldn't feel confusing. Our Learning Center gives you clear, helpful information so you can make confident choices about your coverage.