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Business Personal Property Insurance in Texas

Business Personal Property.

Coverage options designed to help protect the business equipment, furniture, inventory, and office contents that keep your operation running.

Coverage Overview

Protect What's Inside Your Building

Even if you don't own your building, the property inside it represents a significant investment. Business personal property insurance helps protect your equipment, inventory, furniture, and other business contents from covered losses. We help Texas business owners understand their options.

What It Protects

What This Coverage Can Help Protect

Business Equipment

Help protect computers, machinery, and specialized equipment used in your operations.

Furniture and Fixtures

Coverage for office furniture, display fixtures, and other business furnishings.

Inventory

Help protect the stock and goods you sell or use in your business.

Office Contents

Coverage for the contents of your office, including supplies and materials.

Important Considerations

Coverage Considerations

Tenant Improvements

Improvements you've made to a leased space may be covered as business personal property.

Valuation

Replacement cost and actual cash value options affect what you may receive after a loss.

Coinsurance

Some policies require you to insure to a percentage of your property's value to avoid a penalty.

Off-Premises Coverage

Property located away from your primary location may have limited coverage.

Who Typically Purchases This

Who This Coverage Is For

Tenants

Businesses that lease their space but own their equipment, inventory, and improvements.

Retailers

Businesses with significant inventory investments.

Service Businesses

Businesses that rely on specialized equipment or technology.

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What type of property?

Select the property type that best describes your building.

Straight Answers

Business Personal Property Insurance Questions, Answered

Business personal property generally includes your equipment, furniture, inventory, and other movable business contents. It does not include the building itself.

Yes. Your landlord's policy typically covers the building, not your equipment or inventory. Business personal property insurance helps protect your investment.

Eligible improvements you've made to a leased space may be covered. We'll help you understand what applies to your situation.

We help you assess the value of your business property and identify an appropriate coverage amount.

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Coverage Disclaimer: This page is for informational purposes only and does not describe any specific insurance policy. Coverage, availability, eligibility, features, discounts, and limits vary by product and jurisdiction and are subject to policy terms, conditions, limitations, and exclusions. Actual terms, limits, exclusions, eligibility, and availability depend on the selected policy and insurer. Contact Texas Commercial Property Insurance to discuss your specific situation and available options.