SWG Property: Stand-Alone Commercial Property Policy
In 2019, Statista reported $5.03 billion in commercial property insurance claims. (1) Whether it’s a home-based office, a leased space, or a bricks-and-mortar outlet, every business owner needs Commercial Property Insurance. Commercial Property covers a business’ building, premises, and other physical assets, including tools, equipment, inventory, and furniture.
No matter how precautious or profitable a business may be, any business owner benefits from having coverage in place so they can replace income lost from damages, theft, vandalism, and business interruption.
Whether it’s a fire that destroys inventory and costly manufacturing equipment, a roof collapse or sudden power outage after a storm, one unfortunate incident can rack up a hefty bill.
A stand-alone Commercial Property Insurance policy helps businesses quickly bounce back from unfortunate events. It can provide immediate access to funds to repair or replace damaged property and/or equipment, while also covering the loss of income incurred by the damage.
SWG Property – Commercial Property
SWG PROPERTY – Commercial Property Liability insurance is designed to cover hard-to-place property accounts. We can accommodate most realty-type risks, from stand-alone rentals and vacant dwellings, to large commercial risks, with an in-house capacity of up to $6,000,000. We can offer participation on a subscription basis.
Coverage highlights:
● Broad Form or Named Perils
● Replacement Cost
● ACV
● Dependent on individual risk, construction, occupancy and town grade
Other coverages offered:
● Business Interruption, Rental Income
● Flood, Earthquake, Sewer Backup
● Crime – including Employee Dishonesty & Broad Form Money & Securities
● Mechanical Breakdown
Extension packages:
● Personal Property of Officers and Employees
● Growing Plants, Trees, Shrubs or Flowers in the Open; Limited to $1,000 per plant
● Accounts Receivable
● Stock Spoilage
● Building By-Laws
● Inflation Protection
● Exhibition Coverage
● Automatic Fire Suppression System Recharge Expense
● Brands and Labels
● Fire Fighting Expenses
● New Acquired Locations (30 Days)
○ Building
○ Equipment and Stock (Contents)
● Debris Removal
● Peak Season Increase
● Contents Off Premises in the custody of Sales Representatives
● Land and Water Pollution Clean Up Expense (Annual Aggregate)
● Building Damage by Theft
● Extra Expense
● Valuable Papers
● Off Premises Services Interruption
● Electronic Data Processing Equipment and Media
● Systems Breakdown Coverage
● Fine Arts
● Maximum value any one item; Any One Occurrence
● Installation Floater
● Professional Fees
● Exterior Building Glass
● Signs
● Master Key
Liability:
Most realty type risks are written on a “Premises” type form but full CGLs including Tenant’s Legal Liability are available.
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