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Commercial Loss Control

In order to fully deliver on the promise to protect our policyholders in the event of a catastrophe, we believe it’s important to survey all of the properties we insure. 

What to Expect from your Commercial Loss Control Survey

In order to fully deliver on the promise to protect our policyholders in the event of a catastrophe, we believe it’s important to survey every insured property. Within 30-60 days of coverage going into effect, a loss control survey will take place.

Our loss control representative will reach out to you with a courtesy call about your survey. If we cannot get a hold of you, we will choose a date for the survey. If you cannot make it, we are often still able to survey the risk without you there. For many businesses, we will visit during the business “open” hours, and for others, we may survey the building characteristics from the outside. Please note that for certain types of properties such as schools, banks, daycare centers, etc., we will require a scheduled appointment for the survey.

Our loss control representatives assist property owners in mitigating potential losses by conducting a thorough assessment of the property and identifying key strategies for loss prevention. Additionally, the loss control representative will confirm the overall property eligibility and verify specific building characteristics, ensuring they align with how the policy was quoted and bound. 

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Loss Control Brochure

Download our Commercial Loss Control brochure to learn more.

Frequently Asked Questions

Our loss control representatives assist property owners in mitigating potential losses by conducting a thorough assessment of the property and identifying key strategies for loss prevention. Additionally, the loss control representative will confirm the overall property eligibility and verify specific building characteristics, ensuring they align with how the policy was quoted and bound, including:

  • General building condition
  • Square footage
  • Construction type
  • Roof type, cover and age
  • Parking type
  • Exterior cladding

Additional coverages may warrant looking for different things, including:

  • Location of closest fire hydrant
  • Fire extinguishers
  • Smoke detectors
  • Fire alarms
  • Sprinkler systems

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