Storage Insurance for Businesses – Protecting Your Assets

  • Fire: Storage unit insurance protects your inventory, equipment, and other assets in case of a fire within the storage facility. 
  • Theft: Unfortunately, theft can happen anywhere. Storage insurance provides financial compensation if your stored items are stolen. 
  • Vandalism: Malicious acts of vandalism can damage your business property. Storage insurance can help cover the costs of repair or replacement in such situations. 
  • Natural Disasters: Floods, storms, and other weather events can cause severe damage. Storage insurance can provide coverage for these unforeseen disasters. 

Inventory:  

Equipment and Machinery:  

Furniture and Fixtures:  

Electronics:  

  1. Assess Your Needs: Start by taking a thorough inventory of the assets you plan to store. Evaluate their current value and the potential financial impact if they were damaged or lost. This will help determine the appropriate level of coverage you need. 
  1. Read the Fine Print: Do not underestimate the importance of understanding the policy terms, exclusions, and conditions. Pay close attention to covered perils, claim limits, and any specific requirements for maintaining coverage. 
  • Inventory List: Create a detailed inventory of all items you will be storing, including descriptions, values, and serial numbers where applicable. Keep a digital and physical copy of this list for your records. 
  • Photographic Evidence: Take clear photos and videos of your assets in good condition before storing them. This documentation will be valuable in the event of a claim. 
  • Security Measures: Big Storage takes facility security very seriously. We implement a variety of measures to keep your belongings safe, including 24/7 surveillance, secure access protocols, and fire alarms. However, having a well-lit, clean storage unit with minimal clutter can also help prevent potential issues.