Commercial property
Explore protection for your building, business equipment, inventory, and other covered physical assets.
PROPERTY & CASUALTY INSURANCE
Protect what
you’ve built.
Plan for what’s next.
Your business, property, and livelihood deserve a thoughtful coverage conversation. Start with the risks that matter to you.
Business • Property • Liability • Cyber
STRONG FOUNDATIONS.THOUGHTFUL PROTECTION.
BUSINESS OWNERSREAL ESTATE INVESTORSPROFESSIONALSINDIVIDUALS & FAMILIES
KNOW YOUR OPTIONS
Different risks.
A clearer place to start.
Property insurance addresses covered losses to things you own. Casualty insurance generally addresses liability to others. Your needs may span several policies.
General liability
Discuss coverage for certain third-party bodily injury, property damage, and personal or advertising injury claims.
Business owner’s policy
A BOP can combine property, general liability, and business income coverage for eligible businesses.
Cyber insurance
Explore coverage for eligible costs and liabilities arising from data breaches, cyberattacks, and other covered incidents.
Commercial auto
Consider liability and physical damage coverage for vehicles used in your business, with options based on ownership and use.
Workers’ compensation
Discuss coverage for work-related employee injuries or illnesses and the requirements that apply to your business.
Commercial umbrella
Explore additional liability limits above specified underlying policies, subject to the umbrella policy’s terms.
Professional liability / E&O
Consider protection for covered claims alleging errors, omissions, or negligence in your professional services.
Rental & investment property
Discuss building, landlord liability, and loss-of-rental-income exposures for your rental property or real estate portfolio.
Not every policy includes every exposure. Coverage, eligibility, and availability vary. Ask about exclusions and limits as well as price.
BUILT AROUND YOUR WORLD
Start with how
you actually operate.
A rental building, a restaurant, and a consulting business face different risks. Your activities, contracts, locations, people, and equipment shape the coverage conversation.
Real estate & landlordsSmall businessesRestaurants & retailContractors & tradesTechnology & professional services
Own or manage property?
Discuss building values, occupancy, liability, and rental income exposures.
Run a growing business?
Review changes in payroll, revenue, operations, vehicles, or contractual requirements.
Looking for personal coverage?
Ask about home, auto, renters, condo, and personal umbrella options and current availability.
A PRACTICAL FIRST STEP
Make the conversation count.
Tell us what matters.
Start with your business or property type, location, current coverage, and the questions you want answered.
Explore the details.
Discuss coverage types, important exposures, deductibles, limits, and information needed for next steps.
Move forward informed.
Review any available options carefully. Confirm the coverage and effective date before relying on a policy.
BUILD WITH PRIMECORE
Good protection
starts with good people.
Interested in property and casualty insurance? Explore a conversation about joining Primecore and helping clients understand their risks.
Explore agent opportunities ↗People.
Purpose.
Possibility.
For experienced professionals and people exploring a path into insurance.
LET’S START WITH YOU
Your next step
starts here.
Leave your contact details to start a coverage conversation with Primecore Insurance.
Helpful to have ready
- Your business or property type and state
- Your current policy or renewal date, if applicable
- The coverage questions you want to discuss
This is an inquiry, not an application or binding request. Please do not include sensitive personal or financial information.
Having trouble? Open the inquiry form.
COMMON QUESTIONS
A little clarity
goes a long way.
Does a BOP cover every business risk?
No. A BOP packages certain coverages, but other exposures may require separate policies or endorsements. Commercial auto, professional liability, and workers’ compensation are examples to discuss separately.
Can I ask about an existing policy?
Yes. Have your declarations page and renewal date ready for the conversation. Avoid sending sensitive documents through the initial inquiry form.
Is coverage active when I submit this form?
No. Submitting this form requests contact only. Coverage must be confirmed separately through the appropriate insurance process.