By Nationwide Insurance
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Researching different types of business insurance isn’t always easy.
Business insurance requirements vary from state to state, and names for individual coverages aren’t always consistent among insurance companies. For instance, one insurer might refer to coverage for the accidental breakdown of boilers, machinery and equipment as boiler and machinery insurance, while another insurer calls it equipment breakdown coverage or mechanical breakdown coverage.
To make things more confusing, names like “boiler and machinery insurance” often include coverage for more than their names suggest – such as computers and office equipment. To help clarify the kinds of commercial insurance available, below is a list of some of the common types of business insurance coverages.
Types of Business Insurance
Business Liability Insurance
can help protect you, your employees and customers in the case of an accident.
Commercial Property Insurance
can help protect your company’s physical assets, such as your building, furniture, equipment and inventory. You can get commercial property coverage even if you work from home.
Business Owners Policy (BOP)
is a combined package of different coverages, such as property, liability, crime coverage and more. A BOP can help you get a customized policy tailored to your specific needs.
Commercial Auto Insurance
can protect your business and employees from a variety of damages and accidents related to the operation of vehicles.
Crime Insurance
can protect your business from crime-related losses such as theft and forgery.
Business Income Insurance
can help pay bills and cover costs if your business has to close temporarily.
Commercial Umbrella Insurance
can provide your business with extra protection beyond your standard liability policy.
Cyber Liability Insurance
can help protect your business from damages related to electronic data, computer systems, data breaches and even computer attacks.
Equipment Breakdown Insurance
can protect your business from damages and costs related to computers, electrical and mechanical equipment breakdowns.
Business Interruption Insurance
can pay for lost income and help keep your business afloat if external forces cause you to close for a short time.
Workers’ Compensation Insurance
can protect your employees in the instance of a work related accident.
Accounts Receivable Insurance
can cover your business against losses caused by the inability to collect customer payments.
Other Industries we specialize in at The Huttenlocher Group:
Manufacturing Insurance
Automotive Manufacturing Insurance
Tool & Die Shop Insurance
Staffing Agency Insurance
Food and Agriculture Insurance
Freshwater Technology and Services Insurance
Non-Profit Insurance
Cannabis Facility Insurance
Investment Properties – Commercial landlord Insurance
Habitational/Hospitality Insurance
Cardiovascular Surgeon Insurance
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