fbpx
Skip to content

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE

Safeguard your business assets from unexpected loss with commercial property insurance.

WE MADE THE LIST!

RECOGNIZED AS ONE OF AMERICA’S FASTEST GROWING COMPANIES FOR 2023.

4.7
Google Rate from 270 Reviews

WHAT IS
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE?

Commercial property insurance protects a business's property from accidental damage, vandalism, or loss, and is essential for businesses with physical locations.
You may wonder if you need this if you have general liability insurance. The answer is yes. General liability covers third-party property, while commercial property insurance safeguards your own physical assets and resources.

WHAT DOES COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY INSURANCE COVER?

Also known as commercial building insurance, this coverage protects your building and its contents. Providers often split it into two types of coverages:

Coverage protects physical location from damage, including weather events and accidents. Includes buildings, offices, retail spaces, hotels, and farms.

Covers contents near property, including assets like laptops, desks, chairs, etc. Pays for repair, replacement, or actual cash value if damaged.

WHO NEEDS COMMERCIAL PROPERTY INSURANCE?

Does your small business rent, lease, or own a location with valuable assets like equipment and inventory? If so, you need commercial building insurance. This insurance protects your premises and essential equipment 24/7, ensuring your business is always covered.

QUESTIONS?
WE HAVE ANSWERS

Explore our FAQs to learn more about Commercial Property Insurance

Yes, commercial property insurance can cover your business’s equipment and gear, helping to pay for repairs or replacement if they are damaged or stolen in a covered event.

Commercial property insurance covers damage to your business assets like buildings and equipment. Commercial liability insurance protects against third-party claims for injuries, property damage, or personal injury. Property insurance protects your assets, while liability insurance covers harm to others.

Commercial property insurance covers buildings, equipment, inventory, and business-owned personal property.