Extra expense coverage kicks in after your small business suffers a covered loss that causes physical damage to your business property and you cannot operate. It’s important to know that this coverage doesn’t pay for the costs of repairing or replacing your physical property – that’s what your commercial property insurance covers. Extra expense coverage applies to the additional necessary and reasonable expenses incurred while continuing to operate during the restoration or repair process after a loss occurs.
BIEE can help pay for costs like:
- Buying or leasing tools and equipment to use at your temporary location
- Moving to a temporary location while your main location is under repairs
- Paying overtime or hiring temporary employees
Business income insurance is included in a
Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) with The Hartford. Our customers pay an average annual premium of $1,687, or about $141 a month, for a BOP.**
Remember, business insurance costs will vary because every business is unique and faces different risks. Costs can also vary depending on your location, your risk of a covered peril or loss and the type of coverage you need.
The best way to find out how much business income insurance will cost you is to
get a quote.