Commercial Property Insurance

How much business could we actually do without computers, files, furniture and product inventory? Protect these key components against the devastating effects of their loss with a business property insurance policy.

When most of us think of commercial property insurance, thoughts may gravitate towards large objects such as buildings. But it’s often the smallest pieces of commercial property that are most important to your business.

That’s why a quality commercial property insurance policy will help you survive the loss of any vital property, whether large or small. With this policy, you will be protected for the replacement cost of all vital property.

Don’t be. Commercial property insurance policies at our company are scalable to exactly what property you want covered, so you can keep control over your insurance costs.

Our business commercial property insurance can protect your business – from a minor setback to catastrophic loss. Even if you don’t own your building, lease a workspace, or work from home, business property insurance protects your business’ physical assets.

While commercial property insurance plans vary depending on the kind of business and type of property insured, they are usually categorized by the type of event leading to a loss, and by what specifically is insured, including:

• Destruction of your building and its contents by fire
• Damage to your documents, drawings or other valuable papers caused by a burst water pipe
• Outdoor sign or other property damaged in a storm

Small business property insurance is one of the most important investments ensuring the future of your business. Here are some of the important aspects of your business that commercial property insurance helps protect:

• Your building
• Your outdoor sign
• Your furniture and equipment
• Your inventory
  
• Other’s property

The professionals at our agency understand your business is unique. That’s why we take the time to help craft a commercial property policy to fit your unique needs, offering a wide range of options that give you both flexibility and protection, at a price your business can afford.

Common types of coverage may also include:

• Loss of business income in case damage or destruction of business property results in billing problems or extended work stoppage (typically covers payroll,rental income and other expenses.)
• Equipment breakdown coverage for damage caused by electrical and mechanical equipment through explosions, breakdowns and electrical arcing.
• Flood insurance to cover losses to buildings and contents due to flooding, typically backed by the government supported National Flood Insurance Program.
  
• Earthquake or volcanic eruption, while rare, are covered by deductible based upon on a predetermined percentage of property value.
• Utility services failure or damage caused by power outage, water main break or natural gas transmission interruption.
• Inflation allowance adjusting property valuations to allow for increased construction costs due to inflation (usually set percentage based on the inflation index in the area.)