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What cover does Commercial Property Insurance provide? Commercial Property Owners Insurance provides cover for the risks associated with owning premises which are used for business purposes. This could be a shop, salon, restaurant, pub, office, warehouse or even a factory. Buildings used for leisure, education or charity events may come under the umbrella of Commercial Property too. Cover comes as standard for Property Owners Liability at £2, 000, 000. If there is a single residential flat or several above the commercial premises this can also be included within the quote. Those who require Commercial Buildings Insurance could be: Property Owners that have bought the property themselves from where they will run their own business If you own the premises from which your business is run then you may wish to take out Commercial Contents Insurance which will protect the contents in your building such as computers, desks, stock or tools as opposed to the physical building itself. You may wish to take out a Commercial Combined Policy which can provide cover for stock, business fixtures and fittings, money kept on site, business interruption, goods in transit, liabilities and the building. This type of cover is often the most cost effective option rather than having a separate Commercial Buildings Insurance, Commercial Contents Insurance and a Liability Policy.
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4 Donaghadee Road
BT23 7ET Newtownards - United Kingdom
Netherlands
This is also the case if no one is driving the car yet. For this route, it is possible to take out temporary insurance with Arabservice in Wijk bij Duurstede. For more information or possibilities, we advise you to contact us.
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In many projects insurance companies have the problem that the building to be insured is either not completely documented or was documented a long time ago, so that the available data is out of date. 3D laser scanning is an efficient way to detect the current condition of the building and all its details. The 3D data is particularly useful for insurance companies when it comes to the following tasks: Assessment of property value Surveying the inventory in 3D Calculation of areas In fact the 3D data is of particular importance in the case of damage. A new survey of the damaged object can be carried out and by using software, the condition before and after the damage can be compared and visualised directly. The amount of damage can be quantified much more precisely in comparison to a quantification without the use of 3D data.
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