With more than 50 years of experience, the AXA XL Design Professional team continues to serve architects and engineers by providing flexible, tailored insurance coverage solutions that protect A&E design firms. We remain committed to delivering forward thinking risk management and loss prevention assistance – putting our clients’ needs first. We’re more than a policy. We’re your industry partner.
Provider of awarded learning units listed by the American Institute of Architects (AIA)
Design professionals covered by our professional insurance team
Voted ‘Best in Class’ for pre-claims assistance on the American Council of Engineering Companies (ACEC) 2020 Member Survey
Searching for architect and engineer errors and omissions insurance coverage isn’t always an easy task for a design professional. How do you know if you’re getting a fair price or value from your insurance carrier? We’re here to help build a relationship with you, so you understand what’s important in a professional liability policy.
AXA XL’s Design Professional unit offers insurance solutions to architects, engineers and design professionals to address your smallest to your most complex risks. Whether you are a small interior design business or a large architecture firm, our underwriters and brokers work closely with you to create a personalized insurance policy that best suits your needs.
Stay ahead of today’s liabilities with our loss prevention program and earn continuing education credits.
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Our claims handling culture is focused on collaboration and customer satisfaction.
Professional liability insurance coverage designed to meet the unique needs to large A&E firms.
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Our broker community is located throughout North America and understand the needs of architects and engineers.
Learn MoreEach policy year, firms that successfully complete an approved continuing education program can earn premium credit (in the US: up to 10% credit for the first $5 million in coverage; in Canada: up to $10,000 max on the first $5 million of coverage). An additional 15% credit can be earned with the use of a Limitation of Liability clause – applicable only in the US. Programs are registered with the American Institute of Architects (AIA), and units earned by architects are directly reported to the AIA by AXA XL’s Design Professional team. Engineers can generally use certificates of completion to self-report Professional Development Hours. Not all states/provinces and licensing boards accept these programs for Learning Units, and some do not recognize the Health, Safety, and Welfare (HSW) qualification.
