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Commercial Property
COMMERCIAL
However large or small your property portfolio we are able to provide insurance cover for all types of commercial
properties, whether they are warehouses, shops, shops with upper flats, offices restaurants and pubs. In the current
volatile political climate our confidence in security is wavering. Therefore it would be prudent to insure your entire
commercial portfolio with the most suited cover for each specific type of business.
RESIDENTIAL
Whether your property, be it individual residences or large blocks of flats, if occupied by professional working
tenants, housing association or housing scheme tenants or even if the property is vacant at Halpern Insurance we are
able to provide you with a tailored individual prospectus for all your residential insurance needs.
PERILS
We provide cover for all eventualities including fire, lightning, earthquake, subterranean fire, explosion, aircraft,
riot - civil commotion and malicious damage, storm & flood, escape of water and/or oil, impact, accidental escape
of water from sprinklers, glass - breakage of fixed glass, theft, emergency services, accidental damage, subsidence
- heave and landslip and property owner’s liability. For commercial properties the property owner’s liability may vary
from that of a residential unit in so far that it has to cover a larger area, consider more people and perhaps include
employers’ liability. Commercial insurance covers a broad spectrum and therefore premiums will depend on each
particular risk, however at Halpern Insurance we explore all different insurance companies to ensure that you have
the best deal for optimum cover.
LOSS OF RENT
Following a disaster however large or small it may be, your property could be uninhabitable and the tenant
whether a residential tenant or commercial tenant would have to leave the property. You would be insured to get your
rental income paid to you until such time that all works have been completed and your tenant can resume occupying
the property if loss of rent has been included to cover that specific period of time.
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