Commercial Property

Why a company needs Commercial Property insurance

Commercial Property is pretty straightforward. If a company owns property that it want to insure against damage or loss, then that company needs to have Commercial Property coverage.
As the title implies, Commercial Property insures a company against loss for damage to its own personal business property, such as inventory or equipment, as well as real property such as buildings or structures.
Commercial Property insurance will typically go a step further and provide protection for companies against loss of use or loss of income from damage to associated locations a company may own or rent.
Commercial Property is typically paired with General Liability (the two are usually paired together on a Business Owners Policy, or BOP) to provide standard coverages a company wants to insure. Property can also be procured on a standalone basis as needed.

What does Commercial Property cover?

Business Personal Property, or BPP, refers to coverage for tangible property that is not classified as real property such as buildings. Such property can include inventory, equipment, furniture, and improvements & betterments.

Building coverage refers to coverage for damage to building and structures owned by the insured for covered perils.

Business Income is a coverage within a property policy that provides for replacement of lost business income related to an insured property loss. A typical example would be the loss of use of an insured location, such as a retail location, due to insured damages pr loss.

Extra Expense coverage covers additional expenses that a company would not otherwise have incurred in order to maintain operations after a loss. Consider relocation after a loss of business premises, and associated costs during relocation as items related to extra expense coverage.

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