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No matter what trade you're in, construction boilermaker, gasfitter, hairstylist, electrician, ironworker, general carpenter, HVAC, painting, plumbing, sheet metal worker, steamfitter, we can walk you through how to set up the necessary business insurance for your needs.
We live in uncertain times, and we can't control everything, so in business, a single incident like a fire or theft can bring your business to an end if you are not properly covered. We want to make this process simple and fast. We have put together a dedicated commercial insurance team to help you with all the questions you might have and to make sure your specific business is covered the right way.
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All businesses are required to have a commercial general liability policy. Commonly referred to as CGL, commercial general liability protects against claims for property damage and injury.
You can further insure yourself for coverages for equipment, stock or inventory. You can get protection against crime and employee theft. In the case of a downturn in your company’s fortunes, you can get coverage for income loss. We have coverage to look after your machinery and boiler.
Speak to a Surex Advisor about the different types of liability coverage policies and choose the one that is right for you and your business.
Every business owner should speak with a broker to see if errors and omissions insurance would be beneficial to their line of work. This protects against frivolous or malicious claims. It covers protection for work you have done, in the event a client takes legal action against you. If your business or profession gives professional advice, such as an advertising agency, a consulting firm, a doctor or advisor, you might be vulnerable to actions against you if your service or recommendation falls short of what was required.
An insurance premium is an amount one pays per month (or agreed upon term) for a business insurance policy. An insurance deductible is the amount of money the insured party is required to pay - out of pocket - before their insurance company will step in and cover damages. The amount on your policy can vary. A higher deductible usually means a lower premium (per month cost for your commercial insurance policy). It is essential to make sure you can reasonably afford your business insurance deductible. In the case of a claim, if you cannot pay your deductible, your insurance company will not be able to help with your overall costs.
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