Office building insurance. For the property behind the workday.
From an owner-occupied office to a building with multiple tenants, your insurance review should reflect who uses the space and who is responsible for it. Let’s discuss your building, common areas, leased suites, and upcoming changes.
What owners and managers call us about
A lease or lender calls for specific insurance limits and documentation.
Vacant suites, tenant improvements, or renovations have changed the building.
A major equipment failure or covered loss could interrupt rental income.
Coverage availability is subject to eligibility, underwriting, policy terms, exclusions, limits, and applicable law. We review what you need and what we can place; not every request can be bound. Certificates of insurance are issued only from an in-force policy.
Review the building, the leases, and the daily use.
Discuss building coverage, premises liability, rental income needs, and building equipment. We’ll review ownership and tenant responsibilities, shared areas, valuation, deductibles, and coverage options available for the occupancy.
- Bring current policies and insurance requirements.
- Review the property, responsibilities, and available options.
- Leave with a clear next step.
Does a tenant’s insurance cover the building owner?
Do not assume it does. Owner and tenant policies address different interests. Bring the lease and policy documents so we can discuss each party’s insurance responsibilities and any requested additional insured provisions.
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Let’s review your property before the next change.
Start a conversation about your building, tenants, and insurance requirements.