An event such as a fire in your workplace can be extremely costly. In addition to the costs associated with fixing the damages, there is also a good chance that your day-to-day business activities will be interrupted during the repairs.

To avoid potential expenses related to loss or damage, it is important you have adequate property coverage for your business, regardless if you own, lease or have a home office.

Commercial property insurance protects your business’ physical assets against potential loss and damage, from a broad range of events, such as water damage, earthquake, fire, ice damage and vandalism.

This coverage includes property used in the operation of the business, such as equipment, furniture, and computers, along with personal and customer property that is kept at the business.

It is important that you speak with your insurance broker to make sure that you have the proper insurance coverages in place. Doing so will help protect your bottom line and provide peace of mind.