Don't be caught off guard when Mother Nature surprises you; rather, be prepared.
There is no telling when the next "big one" may occur, but you can be prepared for it.
Insurers Provide Policies Against Commercial Earthquakes
Business owners in the Western United States may get earthquake insurance. This insurance is issued on a "Difference in Conditions" form, meaning that it is not subject to the standard admission requirements. Buildings, Business Personal Property, Tenant Improvements or Betterments, Business Income/Rental Value, and/or Additional Property Coverage may all be insured against earthquake damage (signs, pools, fences, etc.). Mold remediation, earthquake sprinkler leakage, ordinance or law, and flood insurance outside of SFHA A and V are all available as add-ons.
Safeguard your priceless possessions.
Whether you own or rent commercial property, you may protect yourself and your belongings against natural disasters like earthquakes and floods with the help of commercial insurance.
the things covered are:
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BuildingsAmong
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Assets of a commercial nature
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Income loss for a company
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Faulty sprinklers cause earthquake damage
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Mandatory improvements or fixes mandated by a local ordinance
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We may be able to offer supplemental peril protection, but this will depend on the details of the risk.
Is there anything special I need to do to get earthquake insurance?
You may need to have your commercial property inspected and updated so that you can purchase earthquake insurance. Some earthquake insurance policies require that buildings be bolted to their bases. Chimney and wall bracing, as well as other improvements, may also be necessary.
