Insurance Broker in Hawthorn
Fortis Risk Solutions is an insurance broker in Hawthorn, located at 551 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122. The office is open weekdays from 9:30am to 6pm and can be reached on 03 7046 3766 or at admin@fortisrisksolutions.com.au.
From Hawthorn we arrange cover for professional firms, property owners, families and high-net-worth clients across Melbourne's inner east. A broker works for you rather than the insurer: we compare insurers and policy wording, place the cover, and manage the claim if you need to make one.
Professional practices around Glenferrie Road use us for professional indemnity insurance, management liability and cyber cover. Property owners come to us for landlord, strata and commercial property cover. Families use us for prestige home and motor insurance and health cover.
Hawthorn is one of two Fortis Risk Solutions offices. Our Box Hill office at 991 Whitehorse Rd serves the outer east. Both offices are part of the same brokerage, so a client can deal with either. See our full business insurance range or personal insurance range, or call to arrange a time to meet.
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Hawthorn Office FAQs
The office is at 551 Glenferrie Road, Hawthorn VIC 3122, on the Glenferrie Road shopping and professional strip. It is open weekdays from 9:30am to 6pm. Call 03 7046 3766 before you visit so a broker is available to sit down with you, or email admin@fortisrisksolutions.com.au with what you need.
No. Most cover is arranged by phone and email, and documents are signed electronically. Visiting suits a complex program, a first meeting for a new client, or a policy review you would rather do in person. You deal with the same broker from quote through to claim either way.
Hawthorn, Kew, Camberwell and the inner eastern suburbs are the natural catchment, but the office arranges insurance for clients across Melbourne and Victoria. Distance from the office does not affect the cover. The location matters most for clients who want to meet face to face.
Your current policy schedules and renewal notices, a summary of what the business does or what assets you want covered, any lease, contract or licence conditions that require insurance, and details of past claims. With those in hand a broker can identify gaps in the first meeting rather than the second.
An online quote answers the questions it asks and nothing more. A broker reads the lease, the engagement terms and the way the practice actually runs, then compares wordings rather than price alone. If something goes wrong, the broker lodges and argues the claim on your behalf. Our Claims page explains how we make a claim work.