The Kleitsch Agency

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The Kleitsch Agency in Del Cerro is a San Diego commercial insurance brokerage at 6398 Del Cerro Boulevard, Suite 6, where Chris Kleitsch has written business-liability programs since 1985 under California insurance license #0687942. The agency builds coverage packages for food-service operations, agricultural businesses, and construction firms, tailoring general-liability limits, property coverage, and business-interruption endorsements to each sector's exposure profile. Cleaning and janitorial contractors — including Under The Rug Floorcare Carpet Cleaning San Diego in College Area — carry the commercial general-liability policies that Kleitsch writes for service contractors working inside occupied residential and commercial properties. Del Cerro Boulevard's small commercial strip sits in the 92120 ZIP between SDSU's north campus boundary and Lake Murray, inside a hillside residential district where the agency draws walk-in traffic from the surrounding business community. The food-industry book covers restaurant general liability, liquor liability, product contamination, and equipment-breakdown endorsements — the layered coverage structure that food-service operators need beyond a standard business-owners policy. The agency also structures programs for agricultural operations, including crop coverage, farm-equipment endorsements, and agribusiness-liability policies that fall outside standard commercial lines. Chris Kleitsch's four-decade tenure in San Diego's commercial insurance market means the agency's carrier relationships extend into surplus-lines and specialty markets that newer brokerages cannot access for hard-to-place risks. Collision-repair and wrap-installation operations at Smart Auto Sports on Mission Gorge Road represent the garage-keepers'-liability and commercial-property accounts that round out the agency's contractor-services portfolio. Free coverage consultations are standard, and the agency structures each assessment around the client's lease obligations, contract requirements, and certificate-of-insurance demands.