Building Coverage
Covers the physical commercial structure, outdoor fixtures, and permanent building additions against covered physical perils.
Commercial property insurance
Whether you own commercial real estate, lease office space, or operate manufacturing and retail facilities, protect the physical assets critical to your business operations.

Commercial property quote start
Purchasing a commercial building, satisfying a lease agreement, adding inventory or equipment, or shopping renewal rates is enough to start.
Physical asset protection
From office buildings and strip centers to warehouses, medical offices, and restaurants, commercial property insurance protects against fire, windstorm, pipe bursts, and vandalism.
What commercial property covers
Covers the physical commercial structure, outdoor fixtures, and permanent building additions against covered physical perils.
Protects inventory, office furniture, machinery, computers, and equipment owned by the business.
Replaces lost operating income and covers ongoing payroll and operating expenses while your facility is rebuilt or repaired.
Commercial property quote inputs
Related coverage
Commercial property markets



Market access varies by state, product, risk details, eligibility, and underwriting. A listed company is not a promise of a quote, price, placement, or coverage.
Commercial property-specific underwriting inputs
Fire-resistive masonry vs joisted frame construction and roof replacement age directly influence property rate classes.
Automatic fire sprinkler coverage, central station alarms, and distance to the nearest fire hydrant define protection class.
We help structure agreed-value endorsements to eliminate coinsurance penalties after an unexpected commercial loss.
Commercial property questions
Standard property coverage applies on or near the scheduled premises. For tools and equipment that travel, an inland marine or mobile equipment floater is used.
If you lease space and invest in custom flooring, lighting, walls, or fixtures, this coverage protects your investment against damage, even if you don't own the building.
It evaluates past financial records to project net income and continuing operating expenses (including payroll) during the time required to restore operations.
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