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Business Insurance in Hanover Park & Elgin, IL
How much is your business worth to you? It is probably quite a lot. That’s why you’ll need to protect your livelihood and your operation with the right business insurance options.
It’s important that you work with an agency that knows what it is doing when it comes to business insurance. This is a vast marketplace of policies that are designed to offer you comprehensive risk management opportunities, so long as you know how to use them appropriately. For help getting the right benefits for your operation, look no further than Alteza Insurance. We’re greater Chicago’s agency of choice for quality business insurance solutions.
To get a policy quickly and conveniently, call us today at (630) 830 – 4500. You can also request a policy online by filling out a free quote form now. Our agents are ready to help.
Common Business Insurance Questions
How does commercial insurance work?
You buy business insurance for the same reason that you buy car insurance or homeowners insurance. Your business is worth money, and it faces property damage risks and other liabilities that could put that value on the line. It is important to protect the business accordingly, and business insurance is just one cog in your risk management plan that will help you do so. With it, you won’t suffer undue financial setbacks just because of an accident you could neither have foreseen nor controlled.
Why is commercial insurance important?
You need business insurance because of the essential protection it provides the company, its employees, customers, property and even your personal security. All in all, your policies can help you pay for the ramifications of numerous accidents, including:
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Property damage from fires, storms, break-ins or vandalism.
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Liability lawsuits brought by clients who believe you caused them harm.
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Income lost by sudden halts in operations.
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Employee injuries that entitle them to compensation.
What does commercial insurance cover?
There are innumerable commercial insurance policies on the market. These include:
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Property Insurance
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General Liability Insurance
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Business Interruption Insurance
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Commercial Auto Insurance
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Employee Benefits Packages
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Workers’ Compensation Insurance
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Professional Liability/Errors & Omissions (E&O) Insurance
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Cyber Liability Insurance
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Commercial Umbrella Insurance
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Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI)
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Directors & Officers (D&O) Coverage
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Equipment Breakdown Insurance
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Inland Marine Insurance
If you are a small business owner, then you might qualify to get your business insurance through a business owners policy, better known as a BOP.
With a BOP, you will receive property, general liability and business interruption coverage as a foundation of protection. Still, you’ll have numerous opportunities to expand your coverage appropriately using either endorsements to your BOP or other policies that you buy separately.
How much commercial insurance do I need?
To adequately determine how much business insurance you need, you’ll need to take a close look at your company’s net worth, assets, liabilities and industry standards that require insurance. However, you should always increase and expand your insurance portfolio beyond required limits to provide coverage to your financial advantage. Our agents are happy to guide you through the process.
How much does commercial insurance cost?
There are multiple factors that could influence the cost of your business insurance portfolio. Our agents are happy to work with you to analyze your coverage needs and research different carrier options to choose the plan that will offer you the most comprehensive coverage at the most affordable rates. Our carrier partners are leaders in their respective markets, and our relationships with them will help us know how to tweak your policy terms to ensure that you receive the most benefit for your buck.
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