Commercial Property Insurance

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Here’s why you need commercial property insurance in Australia Consider the following scenario: an Australian garment manufacturer has rented an office in a commercial building for technical operations and client meetings. There is a café adjacent to it that has a commercial kitchen. One day, a fire breaks out in the café and spreads to the garment manufacturer's office, injuring employees and destroying their infrastructure. Businesses require commercial property insurance to cover such losses and can use it to reimburse the estimated loss of property. Commercial property insurance – why businesses must have it The aforementioned example highlights the advantages of having commercial property insurance for any commercial property renter or owner. It pays for any damage to the building, furniture, fixtures, stocks, and important documents. Having this insurance protects business owners from commercial infrastructure risks. If you own a business, find a reputable insurance broker in Sydney and purchase the insurance they recommend. Factors considered in a commercial property insurance Here are some factors which need to be considered for commercial property insurance. Location of a building Buildings in towns and cities with excellent fire protection cost less for commercial property insurance than buildings on the outskirts or in areas with less fire protection equipment. Type of material used in construction Buildings made of highly combustible materials have higher premiums, while those that can resist fire have a lower price range when compared to the first. Internal structural elements also have an impact on fire rating. Using fire-resistant interior walls, flooring, and doors can help keep your fire rating high. Occupancy


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