Lost income
Address qualifying income the business would have earned during a covered suspension.
Business income protection
Property damage can interrupt revenue long after the immediate loss. Business interruption insurance—often called business income coverage—may help a business manage lost income and eligible continuing expenses after a covered property event.
Coverage availability, eligibility, and terms vary by carrier and state. A quote request does not bind coverage.
Address qualifying income the business would have earned during a covered suspension.
Account for eligible operating costs that continue while operations are restored.
Consider costs that may help reduce downtime or keep the business operating elsewhere.
Business income coverage is commonly attached to a commercial property or business owners policy. Coverage generally requires direct physical loss or damage from a covered cause and is subject to a waiting period, restoration period, limits, and policy conditions.
The exact calculation and eligible expenses depend on the policy and financial records.
Estimating a realistic recovery timeline is essential. Rebuilding, permits, equipment lead times, supply constraints, and customer return patterns can all extend the financial impact beyond the physical repair.
Common questions
It is commonly included in or added to a commercial property or business owners policy rather than purchased as a completely separate policy.
No. Coverage usually depends on a covered cause of physical loss and the policy's terms. Utility interruption, communicable disease, flood, and other events may be excluded or require special coverage.
Coverage applies during the policy's defined period of restoration and may be subject to waiting periods, time limits, or dollar limits.
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