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Commercial Property Claims

A damaged building or storefront costs you twice: the repairs, and the income lost while you wait. We document both and build the claim around your policy.

Owner and adjuster reviewing storefront damage
Full-Loss Review

What We Look For

Commercial claims have more moving parts. We check each one against your policy.

  • Building

    Damage to the building, fixtures, and improvements

  • Business property

    Business personal property: equipment, inventory, and furnishings

  • Business interruption

    Business interruption: income lost while you cannot operate

  • Extra expense

    Extra expense to keep operating, such as a temporary location

  • Tenant improvements

    Tenant improvements, if you lease the space

  • Code upgrades

    Code-required upgrades during repairs, if your policy covers them

  • Rental income

    Lost rental income for landlords

  • Spoilage

    Spoilage and stock loss

First Steps

What To Do Right Now

You are dealing with a lot. These steps protect your safety and your claim.

  1. Secure the property. Keep people safe and protect what is left from further loss.

  2. Report the loss. Tell your insurer, and your landlord or tenant if your lease requires it.

  3. Document everything. Photograph and video the damage, and record the inventory affected.

  4. Save your income records. Keep sales reports, payroll, and invoices that show what you lost.

  5. Track extra expenses. Keep receipts for temporary repairs and relocation.

  6. Call us before you accept an offer. There is no cost to review your claim.

Good To Know

Commercial Claims Questions

What Is Business Interruption Coverage?

It can replace income you lose while a covered loss keeps you from operating. Whether you have it, and any waiting period, depend on your policy.

What Records Do I Need For Lost Income?

Typically financial statements, tax returns, sales records, and payroll. We tell you what applies to your claim.

Do You Handle Rental Properties And Condos?

Yes. We work on rental, condo, HOA, and commercial property claims.

Who Is Responsible If I Lease My Space?

It depends on your lease and what each party insures. We review both the lease and the policy.

How Long Does A Commercial Claim Take?

Commercial claims are often more complex and can take longer. We explain the likely timeline in your free review.

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