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Basic Commercial Insurance to Consider:
Building Commercial Coverage
Provides coverage up to the insured value of the building if it is destroyed or damaged by wind, hail, or another covered cause of loss. This policy does not cover damage caused by a flood or storm surge nor does it cover losses due to earth movement, such as a landslide or earthquake, unless added by endorsement.
- Commercial Business Personal Property provides coverage for contents and business inventory damaged or destroyed by wind/hail, or another covered cause of loss.
- Tenants Improvements and Betterments provides commercial coverage for fixtures, alterations, installations, or additions made as part of the building that the insured occupies but does not own, which are acquired and made at the insured's expense.
- Additional Commercial Property Coverage provides for items such as fences, pools or awnings at the insured location. Commercial coverage limits vary by type of additional property.
- Commercial Business Income provides coverage for lost revenue and normal operating expenses if the place of business becomes uninhabitable after a loss during the time repairs are being made.
- Commercial Extra Expense provides coverage for the extra expenses incurred, such as temporary relocation or leasing of business equipment, to avoid or minimize the suspension of operations during the time that repairs are being completed to the normal place of business.
- Ordinance or Law provides coverage to rebuild or repair the building in compliance with the most recent local building codes.
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 Atleast one-fourth of all businesses that close because of a disaster never reopen. Small businesses are especially vulnerable, because few of them have the resources or knowledge to assess disaster risks and develop comprehensive mitigation and recovery plans.
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