What would stop the business on Monday morning?

Buildings are easy to point at. Lost trading time, a broken machine or goods stuck in transit are less obvious. We map how the operation earns, stores, sells and moves before comparing cover.

A business policy is assembled, not pulled off a shelf.

These are common sections, not a checklist. We look at the operation, contracts and insurer wording before recommending what belongs.

01

Buildings

Owned premises, permanent fixtures and fittings.

02

Stock

Goods stored, sold or used in production.

03

Money

Cash and the places where the business keeps it.

04

Business all risk

Specified business items used away from the office.

05

Business interruption

Lost income and extra working costs after insured damage.

06

Accounts receivable

Records supporting the book of accounts.

07

Plant, machinery and contents

Operating equipment, machinery and office assets.

08

Glass

Display, structural and functional glass at the premises.

09

Electronic equipment

Computers, tablets and specialist electronic equipment.

10

Fidelity

Specified losses caused by dishonest employee actions.

11

Personal accident

Benefits for specified accidental injury or death.

12

Vehicles and fleet

Commercial vehicles shaped around how the operation moves.

When the standard wording starts to creak.

Some operations need a market that understands the trade, cargo or exposure. We help find it and make the limits clear.

Garage

Motor trade and garage operations.

Trucking

Commercial vehicles and transport operations.

Marine and goods in transit

Cargo and specified marine risks while moving.

Hospitality

Accommodation, food service and related businesses.

Environmental risks

Specified pollution and environmental exposures.

Travel and gap cover

Selected personal and employee-related products.

  1. 01Understand the operation
  2. 02Compare suitable markets
  3. 03Support reviews and claims

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