Insurance Broker in Newcastle

A Village on the Lake

Newcastle has its own identity. King Avenue still feels like a small-town main street, the Port of Newcastle Marina has 260 slips and over 25 charter fishing operators, and the apple orchards north of the village have been family-run for generations. Our Bowmanville office on King Street is a short drive down Highway 2.

Clarington Board of Trade Member

We’re members of the Clarington Board of Trade. If your business is part of the Board of Trade, ask us about group insurance programs and employee/family discounts available to members.

The Marina and Lake Ontario

The Port of Newcastle is one of the most active charter fishing ports on Lake Ontario. Chinook salmon, steelhead, brown trout, lake trout. Whether you own a boat at the marina, trailer it in for the season, or run a charter operation, we handle watercraft coverage for all of it. Seasonal, year-round, and commercial marine options.

King Avenue and the Village Core

Newcastle’s BIA runs along King Avenue with independent shops, pubs, restaurants, and professional services. The Harvest Festival, Santa Parade, and Clarington Farmers’ Market at the Memorial Arena keep the village busy year-round. If you operate a business on King Avenue or anywhere in the village, we handle commercial coverage locally.

Orchards, Farms, and Rural Properties

Newcastle sits in one of Ontario’s prime apple-growing regions. Algoma Orchards is the largest apple grower in Canada with over 1,600 acres. Allin’s Orchard has been family-run since 1908. Kent Farms since 1859. Farm insurance is its own world and we know which carriers write it well in this area. Livestock, equipment, outbuildings, crop coverage, and the mix of residential and agricultural use on the same property.

Wilmot Creek and New Development

Wilmot Creek is one of the best-known 55+ communities in the GTA, with over 1,000 homes on Lake Ontario. The Port of Newcastle waterfront community by Kaitlin Corporation won Community of the Year from the Durham Region Home Builders’ Association. Nearly 1,900 new units are proposed in Newcastle. The village is growing, and new homeowners need help getting set up with the right coverage.