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Commercial property insurance protects the physical items your business relies on—inventory, equipment, furniture, and even improvements you make to a leased space. Whether you own or rent, this coverage ensures you’re financially protected if a fire, theft, or other covered event disrupts your operations.
For example, if a fire damages your studio, commercial property insurance can help cover repair costs, lost income, and moving expenses to get you back in business fast. Starting at just $18/month†, it’s an essential safety net for your business property and income.
You turn your back and someone does the 100-yard dash with your business laptop. You’ll need a replacement.
A pipe bursts and ruins everything in your stockroom. Your business is literally underwater.
A tree unexpectedly falls on your shop’s roof.
Your HVAC unit stops working the day after the warranty expires.
A fire damages an exterior wall at your business and you have to close for three weeks during repairs.
Commercial property insurance can start as low as $18/month†, making it an affordable way to protect your business property and operations.
Your exact cost depends on factors like the value of your equipment, the type of work you do, and where your business is located. With NEXT, getting a personalized quote is fast and easy—just answer a few quick questions about your business, and we’ll provide a price tailored to your needs.
If your business relies on equipment, inventory, or a physical space to operate, commercial property insurance can help protect you from financial losses due to theft, damage, or disasters.
You may need commercial property insurance if you:
Businesses commonly covered by NEXT include:
Yes, commercial property insurance can help cover damage to your business property caused by fire, wind, and hail. This includes weather-related events such as:
NEXT doesn’t offer insurance protection for earthquakes, volcanoes and floods. Flood insurance is often purchased through the federal government’s National Flood Insurance program.
NEXT policies can provide financial help after some qualifying man-made disasters, including rioting and vandalism.
Terrorism events can be added as optional coverage.
Yes, even if you lease your space, commercial property insurance is essential to protect what’s inside the building. This includes equipment, inventory, furniture, and other items you need to run your business.
Let’s say you rent a space for your clothing shop or restaurant. If you were to turn the building upside down and shake it, almost everything that falls out could be covered by commercial property insurance.