Do you own commercial storage buildings and other standalone structures? If so, they may not be covered by your commercial insurance policy. Learn how obtaining add-on coverage for each structure will protect your assets from unforeseen damages.
Commercial Insurance Coverage
Your commercial insurance policy may cover the building from which you operate your business. It may also provide coverage for the commercial land that you own. Freestanding structures may not be covered by your policy. Sheds, garages, fences, storage containers, and other permanent or semi-permanent structures may require a separate type of insurance.
Add-On Coverage
Add-on coverage is designed to provide protection for a specific purpose. An individual can select the type of add-on coverage they need and the coverage amount.
Adequate Coverage
Having adequate insurance coverage for each structure you own can prevent financial loss. There are different types of add-on coverage suitable for standalone structures. You can acquire coverage that will protect each structure from theft and vandalism.
You can also obtain coverage that will protect the structures from natural disasters. If you are concerned about the liability risks associated with one or more structures, you may want to acquire insurance coverage that will increase liability protection.
Liability coverage will protect you against bodily injuries and property damage that occur at your place of business. If someone is injured by one of the standalone structures you own, your insurance coverage will offset the costs you are responsible for.
Contact an Insurance Agent in El Centro, CA
Are you ready to learn more about insurance coverage for standalone structures? Call one of our agents at Armorcrest Insurance Services for further assistance with your policy.
