What Type of Insurance Do I Need for a Telecommunications Business?
Most businesses start with a
Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) as part of their insurance plan. A BOP helps protect your business much like a homeowners policy helps protect your home.
A BOP combines three essential coverages to help save you money while protecting the communications business you’ve worked so hard to build.
- General Liability helps protect you from lawsuits if someone claims your business caused an injury or property damage. It can even help cover certain claims of slander or libel. However, business liability does not cover claims arising from the professional services you provide. A professional liability policy would cover you for those claims.
- Commercial Property coverage helps protect the place where you do business. It also helps protect your tools, including computers and installation equipment. Commercial property insurance applies to your property, whether you own or rent it.
- Business Income coverage can help cover the loss of income if you have to close your business temporarily because of covered property damage. This could include damage from a fire that keeps you from opening for several weeks.
Bundle Telecommunication Insurance Coverage
It’s easy to bundle important coverages and increase your telecommunications insurance protection at an affordable price with The Hartford’s Stretch® endorsements. For telecommunications businesses like yours, we offer:
- Technology and Software Providers Stretch
- Super Stretch for Technology and Software Providers
- Super Stretch for Business Services
Contact an agent from The Hartford about these cost-effective telecom insurance solutions today. We’ll help take the guesswork out of selecting the right coverage for your business.
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How Much Does Telecommunications Insurance Cost?
On average, The Hartford’s telecommunications business customers paid about $1,413 a year, or $118 a month, for a Business Owner’s Policy (BOP).**
Keep in mind that insurance costs vary because every business has unique needs. Insurers also use different factors to determine your rates. The best way to find out how much electronics insurance will cost is to get a quote.