Commercial Property Insurance for NJ & PA Businesses
Running an auto repair shop means dealing with constant risks — from customer vehicles in your care to specialized equipment and employee safety. Auto repair shop insurance provides coverage for liability claims, property damage, and garage operations so your business stays protected. Whether you run a small repair garage or a large auto body operation, we help NJ and PA shop owners find coverage that fits their needs.
Our policies are tailored for the unique challenges of mechanics and auto service centers. Coverage can include garage liability insurance, workers compensation, business property protection, and commercial auto policies. With access to top carriers, we make sure your repair shop has the protection it needs against accidents, customer disputes, or unexpected losses — so you can focus on keeping your customers safely on the road.
Building Coverage
Building coverage protects the physical structure of your commercial property — from walls and roofs to permanently installed fixtures. If fire, vandalism, or severe weather causes damage, this coverage helps pay for repairs or rebuilding, keeping your business location secure.
Business Personal Property Coverage
Business personal property coverage insures the contents inside your building, such as furniture, equipment, and inventory. Whether you run an office, retail store, or warehouse, this protection ensures your essential items are covered if disaster strikes.
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Your Questions, Our Answers
It typically covers buildings, fixtures, equipment, inventory, and business personal property against risks like fire, theft, and storm damage.
Yes. Even if you lease, you’re often responsible for insuring your equipment, inventory, and any improvements made to the space.
Coverage should equal the replacement cost of your building and business property, not just the market value. An agent can help calculate the right limits.
It covers many common perils, but floods and earthquakes are often excluded. Separate policies may be required depending on location.
Yes. Business interruption coverage can replace lost revenue and help cover expenses if your property becomes unusable after a covered loss.
Office buildings, shopping centers, warehouses, retail stores, and landlords with non-residential real estate all need this protection.
Premiums depend on property value, location, construction type, safety measures, and claims history.
Contact our team for a free quote. We’ll compare carriers and build a policy suited to your building, tenants, and business operations.