Business insurance is not required, but some parts of it, like workers’ compensation and commercial vehicle insurance, may be. This insurance can be extremely beneficial if your company is impacted by an accidental fire, severe weather event, property crime, or liability lawsuit. Will your business be covered if disaster strikes?
Coverage costs can vary greatly from one business to the next. Rates depend on factors such as the amount of property coverage you need, the liability risks your business faces, and the number of people you employ. In South Carolina, risks like hurricane and tornado damage can causes rates to be higher than in less hazardous states.
We were searching for general liability insurance and Trusted Choice came up. They gave us a couple of options and directed us over to one company. We then called that company, ran along with it and everything worked out fine. Trusted Choice did an excellent job for us, so we’re really happy. They promptly got us what we needed and it worked out great.
Steven of Greenville, SC
Review is obtained from Consumer Affairs
A solid business insurance plan in South Carolina will take into account all potential hazards, including hurricanes, tornadoes, fire, wind and hail. Commercial insurance includes several different types of coverage, and many include a number of specific coverage options. A comprehensive business policy may include:
If you are concerned about floods in your area, or if you are in a flood zone, make sure to talk to your agent about flood insurance.
There are currently 315 independent insurance agents in South Carolina who are ready to help. These independent agents can work with several different insurers and can give you multiple policy options to choose from. That way, you’ll receive completely customized coverage that addresses your company’s specific coverage needs.
