Business owners have a lot of options when it comes to protecting their investments from fire damage. While fire coverage is often bundled as part of a property insurance policy, there are many differences between the forms of coverage—and choosing the wrong one can leave business owners on the hook for the costs of their losses.

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Fire Insurance coverage for your business should cover damage to your business building, attached/detached structures, office equipment, and inventory.  Your policy can also be taylored to also pay for additional operating expences if you must move your business operations to a temporary location. It is important to keep an up-to-date inventory of business equipment and other valuable business items.