Commercial Property Insurance
If something happened to your physical place of business, would you be able to continue earning a living? Commercial property insurance can help ensure you recover quickly in the event your physical business assets are damaged or destroyed. Our professionals can provide a quote and explain your options.
Discuss your options for protecting your reputation and your business.
Consider Protecting Your:
- Building (owned or leased)
- Contents of your building
- Owned and leased equipment
- Outdoor fixtures such as fences and signs
- Business operations from interruption
- Valuable papers
Protect Yourself From:
- Burglary and vandalism
- Weather-related events
- Building collapse
- Explosion and fire
- Civil commotion
- Equipment breakdown
- Freezing pipes and sewer system backups
- Damage caused by vehicles and aircrafts
FAQ About Commercial Property Insurance
Businesses that own property have a lot invested in their land and buildings, and those assets should be protected. Commercial property insurance offers protection against a variety of perils for property that businesses own. Most commercial property policies have business personal property coverage that may insure furniture, electronics, moveable equipment, and other items.
Any business that owns a building or land can likely benefit from the protections that a commercial property policy affords. Businesses that have outstanding loans against their property may be required by the terms of their loan to purchase coverage. Businesses that own property outright might not be required to purchase coverage, but it’s still often wise to have a policy in place -- just in case something happens.
Businesses that lease space typically don’t need commercial property coverage. Although they still may need coverage for supplies, inventory, and equipment, coverage for a building usually isn’t necessary since they don’t own the building they’re in. Coverage for supplies, inventory, and equipment can often be obtained through another type of insurance that doesn’t include any building coverage -- and, as a result, usually costs less.
The exact perils that business property insurance guards against can vary, as they depend on a policy’s specific terms, conditions and exclusions. Some common perils that many policies offer coverage for include wind, hail, burglary, vandalism, and fire. Some policies may also offer coverage for freezing pipes and sewer system backups.
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