Commercial Package Policy

Not typically, since the property portion generally excludes them. Those may be arranged separately, and we can discuss options.

Growth in revenue, locations, vehicles, or property, or a change that affects eligibility, are common signs. We will review whether a CPP fits better.

Yes, that flexibility is a key reason businesses choose a CPP. We will help you decide what to include.

A BOP is a simpler bundle for smaller, eligible businesses. A CPP is more flexible and suits larger or more complex operations that have outgrown a BOP. ...

Tell us before the change, not at renewal. Limits, locations, vehicles, and coverages are all adjustable mid-term by endorsement. The reason to do it in advance is that several ...

Property and general liability form the core, and the rest is chosen. Commercial property covers the building, contents, and business income. General liability covers injury and damage you cause ...

Usually yes, and that is much of the practical appeal. A package brings the lines onto one policy with one term, one renewal, and one set of common conditions, ...

Each line inside carries its own limit, and they do not add together. The property section has its limits per location and per coverage, the general liability section has ...

A package covers what you put in it, so the gaps are the lines you did not add. Workers' compensation is written separately and is required in California once ...