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Shipyard and marine repair work ain’t just another version of construction. It’s a whole different world of risk.

Between vessel repairs, welding, waterfront job sites, and all kinds of contractors working in the same area, the risks look very different from a typical construction project.

Our newest article by Commercial Risk Advisor Kendall Sauls breaks down why shipyard and marine repair businesses need a different insurance conversation, and what often gets overlooked.

Take a look. If your business works in or around shipyards along the Gulf Coast, this is worth a read.

Shipyard & Marine Repair Insurance On The Gulf Coast - Pyron Group Insurance | Pyron Coastal Insurance How insurance works for shipyard and marine repair operations on the Gulf Coast, including liability, vessel exposure, fire risk, and common coverage concerns.

If you're a marine contractor, you might not realize how quickly liability can grow until you see it firsthand.
Working around water, vessels, and multiple crews changes the whole dynamic. A small problem doesn’t always stay small, especially when other parties are involved.
This article by commercial risk advisor Kendall Sauls walks through what to look for and how liability really plays out on Gulf Coast job sites.

Why Marine Contractors Face Higher Liability Risks Marine contractors face higher liability risks than inland jobs. Learn how marine general liability and pollution exposure impact Gulf Coast projects.

Big news! And well deserved! 🎉
Help us congratulate Kristin Thomas for being named one of the Top 3 Insurance Agents in the Sun Herald’s Best of Coastal Mississippi awards!
Over 232,000 votes were cast, and Kristin stood out as a trusted risk advisor and advocate for her clients along the Coast. That kind of recognition doesn’t happen by chance. She earns it through consistency, care, and doing the right thing every day.
Kristin, we’re proud of you and grateful for the impact you make!
👏 Drop a comment to help us celebrate her!

This ain’t just any Independence Day. It’s 250 years of freedom, and that’s somethin’ worth celebratin’. From 1776 to now, we’ve got a whole lot to be thankful for and even more to look forward to.
From all of us at Pyron Group, we’re proud to serve this great country and y'all right here at home.
Fire up the grill, enjoy the fireworks, and have yourself one heck of a Fourth.

If you’ve ever worked a job on the water, you know things can change fast.
One minute everything is on track… the next you’re dealing with weather, equipment issues, or multiple crews on the same site. That’s just part of working along the Gulf Coast.
The challenge is making sure your insurance keeps up with that reality.
Commercial risk advisor Kendall Sauls put together a simple guide to help marine contractors understand the coverage that matters and where problems usually show up.

What Insurance Do Marine Contractors Actually Need? Learn what insurance Gulf Coast marine contractors actually need. From USL&H and liability to equipment and hurricane exposure.

Pyron Coastal risk advisor Ian Cross recently shared about flood insurance after massive rains on the Mississippi Gulf Coast.

Flood cleanup underway in South Mississippi as homeowners face damage and insurance challenges Floodwaters blanketed parts of South Mississippi, and many homeowners are seeing what’s left behind as cleanup begins.

If your crews work around docks, barges, shipyards, or waterfront construction projects, understanding the difference between USL&H and workers compensation matters more than you may realize.

Our own Commercial Marine Risk Advisor, Kendall Sauls recently shared a new article breaking down common coverage questions facing Gulf Coast marine businesses and why employee classifications can create major insurance issues if they’re overlooked.

Read the blog to learn more about maritime exposure, payroll classifications, and coverage considerations for marine employers across the Gulf Coast.

USL&H or Workers Comp? What Marine Employers Should Know Confused about USL&H and workers compensation coverage? Understand maritime employee classifications and coverage requirements.

Most landlords don’t think they’re underinsured.

And really, most policies probably started out just fine. But over time, property values change, rents increase, and risks shift while coverage often stays the same.

That’s where gaps can quietly show up.

We put together a quick breakdown of why this happens and what apartment owners should keep an eye on.

Why So Many Landlords Don’t Realize They’re Underinsured - Pyron Group Insurance | Pyron Coastal Insurance Learn why many landlords are underinsured without realizing it, and how gaps in property, liability, and income coverage can quietly build over time.