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A Business Owner’s Policy (BOP) combines several core commercial coverages—typically general liability, commercial property and business income coverage—into one policy designed for eligible small and mid-sized businesses. Geebu Insurance Agency can help businesses across New York, New Jersey and Connecticut review BOP options based on their operations, property, revenue and industry exposures.
Core commercial coverages commonly packaged together to help protect your operations, business property and income.
Helps protect your business against covered third-party bodily injury, property damage and certain personal or advertising injury claims.
Helps protect covered buildings, tenant improvements, business equipment, furniture and inventory against covered causes of loss.
Can help replace lost business income and certain continuing operating expenses when a covered property loss interrupts normal operations.
Protects your business against claims of negligence, advice errors, missed deadlines, or failure to deliver professional services.
Covers financial losses, forensic recovery, customer notifications, and legal fees resulting from data breaches or ransomware attacks.
Shields your business against costly employee lawsuits alleging wrongful termination, discrimination, harassment, or retaliation.
Essential vehicle protection covering bodily injury, physical damage, and liability for company-owned cars, vans, or trucks.
State-mandated coverage providing wage replacement and full medical benefits to employees injured while on the job.
Protects against mechanical or electrical failures of essential machinery, boilers, HVAC systems, or computer servers.
Protects your mobile property, contractor tools, and specialized equipment while in transit or temporarily stored off-site.
Provides an extra layer of liability protection that kicks in when a catastrophic claim exceeds your primary BOP limits.
High customer foot traffic and valuable inventory make BOP essential for storefront slip-and-fall claims, shoplifting losses, or merchandise damage.
Food service operations face unique risks like kitchen fires, equipment breakdown, food spoilage from power outages, and customer slip accidents.
Law practices, accounting firms, and medical clinics rely on BOP to protect expensive office tech, patient/client records, and leased office space.
Electricians, plumbers, and HVAC techs require BOP liability protection to satisfy landlord or client contract requirements before stepping onto job sites.
Software developers, marketing agencies, and IT firms need foundational BOP coverage paired with cyber extensions to protect cloud assets and server infrastructure.
Owners of small commercial real estate buildings require BOP coverage to safeguard physical structures, common areas, and ongoing rental income streams.
Hair salons, spas, and barbershops handle high client volume and expensive styling equipment, making them vulnerable to slips, chemical spills, and equipment loss.
Businesses storing bulk products in warehouses rely on BOP property protection against warehouse fires, water pipe bursts, theft, and inventory damage.
BOPs are tailored for small-to-mid-sized businesses with physical locations, low-to-medium operational risk profiles, under 100 employees, and annual revenue typically under $5 million.
No. Standard BOPs exclude workplace injury liability. Employee injuries require a standalone Workers’ Compensation policy, which can be easily bundled alongside your BOP package.
Yes. You can add tailored riders including Cyber Liability, Employment Practices Liability (EPLI), Equipment Breakdown, Hired & Non-Owned Auto, and Data Breach protection.
Bundling General Liability, Commercial Property, and Business Income into a single BOP typically saves small business owners 15% to 30% compared to purchasing standalone policies.
Yes. Business Interruption (Income Loss) is a core component of a BOP, replacing lost net profit and covering fixed operating costs if a covered loss forces a temporary shutdown.
Yes. Commercial landlords almost universally require tenants to maintain General Liability and Property coverage. A BOP satisfies these lease terms and provides rapid Certificates of Insurance (COI).
Client slip-and-fall accidents in reception areas or accidental property damage caused during off-site meetings.
BOP General Liability covers legal defense fees, settlements, and third-party medical expenses.
Office fires, burst water pipes, or theft destroying expensive computers, office furniture, and leased assets.
Commercial Property coverage repays replacement costs for physical assets and workspace infrastructure.
Forced temporary closure due to property damage, leading to lost operating income and ongoing payroll strain.
Business Income protection replaces net income and fixed operating expenses during forced closures.
Data breaches, phishing attacks, or ransomware compromising sensitive client records and network systems.
Optional Cyber endorsements cover forensic IT recovery, data restoration, legal fees, and client notification costs.
Sudden electrical surges or mechanical failures destroying central HVAC systems, boilers, or primary servers.
Equipment Breakdown coverage pays for repair or replacement of core electrical and mechanical machinery.
Service advice errors, missed contract deadlines, or employee disputes alleging wrongful discharge.
Integrated E&O and EPLI riders safeguard against specialized professional and workforce lawsuits.
Bundle General Liability, Commercial Property, and Business Interruption into one cost-effective package. Compare quotes or consult with our commercial insurance specialists today.