Dealers Assurance Company (DAC)
Dealers Assurance Company (DAC) is a property and casualty carrier with over 75 years of experience backing consistently profitable insurance programs. If you’re looking for a company that can provide insurance, reinsurance, industry knowledge and flexibility, look no further than DAC.
Contact Information:
Address:
240 N. Fifth Street
Suite 350
Columbus, OH 43215
T: 800-282-8913
Email: sales@dealersassurance.com
Contact: Kristen Gruber, President
About Dealers Assurance Company (DAC)
Dealers Assurance Company (DAC) is a property and casualty carrier with over 75 years of experience backing consistently profitable insurance programs. If you’re looking for a company that can provide insurance, reinsurance, industry knowledge and flexibility, look no further than DAC.
Success begins with DAC. From nuts to bolts, Dealers Assurance Company (DAC) has what you need to succeed. With an A.M. Best rating of A- (Excellent) and licensed in 49 states, DAC has grown to be a leading insurer in our industry. Let us show you why. Our resources are your resources, ready to help you make the right decisions and develop the right products. From nuts to bolts.
Let DAC be your turnkey solution for:
Insurance, both First Dollar and Excess of Loss Contractual Liability
Filing, Regulatory and Underwriting Assistance
Reinsurance
Products, including:
Service Contracts for Vehicles, Powersports, Trucks, RVs, Furniture, Appliances and Electronics
Home Warranties
Automotive Aftermarket, including GAP, Tire & Wheel, Prepaid Maintenance, Theft Protection, Appearance Protection, and most other F&I Products
And So Much More….
DAC’s philosophy is simple: develop lasting partnerships with our clients, minimize risk and maximize your profits. Contact us today to find out how DAC can help you succeed.
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