Proof of Insurance & Certificates
Need a certificate of insurance, additional insured endorsement, or proof of coverage? We handle requests quickly so you never lose a booking or a job.
What Is a Certificate of Insurance?
A certificate of insurance (COI) is an official document that proves your business carries specific types and amounts of insurance coverage. It summarizes your policy information without giving the certificate holder any rights under your policy.
Venues, clients, property managers, general contractors, and government agencies routinely require a COI before allowing you to operate on their premises.
What We Handle
Who Requires Proof of Insurance?
Many organizations require proof of insurance before allowing you to work or set up equipment on their property.
Parks & Recreation
City and county parks require COIs for inflatable rentals, events, and vendor operations.
Schools & Churches
Educational institutions and religious organizations require proof of insurance for events and services.
HOAs & Communities
Homeowners associations require COIs for contractors and event vendors working in their communities.
Municipalities
Local governments require proof of insurance for permits, licenses, and public events.
Event Venues
Private and public event spaces require COIs — many also require additional insured status.
General Contractors
GCs require COIs and often additional insured endorsements from all subcontractors before job start.
How It Works
When a venue, client, or property manager asks for proof of insurance, simply contact us with the details. We'll review the request, prepare the documentation, and deliver it — typically within 24 hours.
For inflatable rental businesses, we understand that a delayed certificate can mean a lost booking. For contractors, it can mean you can't start a job. We treat every certificate request with urgency.
What Information We Need
Additional Insured vs. Certificate Holder
Certificate Holder
A certificate holder simply receives a copy of your COI as proof you have insurance. They have no coverage rights under your policy. This is the most basic proof of insurance request.
Additional Insured
An additional insured is actually added to your policy via endorsement. If a claim arises from your operations at their location, your policy can respond on their behalf.
Frequently Asked Questions
Request a Certificate Now
Call us or fill out the form below and we'll get your certificate issued quickly.
Call (386) 775-1781Request Proof of Insurance
Need a new policy or certificate? Tell us about your business and we'll get started.
Need a Certificate Fast?
We issue certificates and endorsements quickly — typically within 24 hours.