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Commercial Property FAQs
What does commercial property insurance typically cover?
It usually covers physical assets tied to your business—your building, inventory, furniture, signage, and more. It protects against fire, theft, vandalism, storm damage, and other events. We’ll help customize it so your specific needs are accounted for, including any upgrades or specialized tools.
Do I need property insurance if I lease my space?
Yes. Even if you don’t own the building, you’re often responsible for the contents, any improvements you’ve made, and liability. Most landlords also require tenants to carry commercial property insurance. We’ll help make sure your lease obligations and business risks are fully covered.
What’s the difference between replacement cost & actual cash value?
Replacement cost pays for the full price to replace what you lost, while actual cash value subtracts depreciation. We walk through these differences with every client to make sure your policy matches your expectations—and helps you bounce back quickly.
Is flood damage included?
Usually not. Like homeowners insurance, standard commercial property policies exclude flood damage. If you’re in a flood-prone area—or just want peace of mind—we’ll help you explore a separate flood policy to close that gap.
Can I combine property insurance with other coverages?
Yes, many businesses choose a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP), which combines property and general liability into one package. It’s cost-effective and simplifies your coverage. We’ll help you decide if a BOP is the right move for your operation.
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