Commercial Building Insurance for Property Owners
Protect What Matters
Commercial property is a significant asset. Commercial building insurance protects offices, shops, warehouses, factories and mixed-use buildings against damage from fire, storm, impact and other insured events – and can protect the rental income the property produces.
Gidda Insurance Brokers helps property owners and investors make sure their buildings are insured for the right amount and that the policy matches their leases and tenancy mix.
What Can Be Covered?
- Building damage from fire, storm, water, impact and malicious damage
- Loss of rent while the building can’t be occupied after an insured event
- Public liability as a building owner
- Glass, machinery breakdown and common-area contents options
- Cover for demolition, debris removal and professional fees
- Flood cover where available and selected
Who Needs Commercial Building Insurance?
Owners and investors of commercial, industrial and retail property, owner-occupiers, and property trusts. Getting the sum insured right is critical – we can discuss whether a professional valuation is appropriate so you’re not caught underinsured.
Why Choose Gidda Insurance Brokers?
As independent brokers based in Melbourne, we work for you, not the insurer. We compare options from a panel of reputable Australian insurers, explain the fine print in plain English and tailor cover to your property and tenancy arrangements.
- Personalised advice from an experienced, award-winning team
- Access to multiple insurers so you can compare cover and price
- Help at renewal to review your sums insured and changing needs
- Claims advocacy – we support you from lodgement through to settlement
Ready to compare your options? Fill in the form below or call us on 0491 999 555 and one of our brokers will be in touch.
The information on this page is general in nature and does not take into account your objectives, financial situation or needs. Please read the relevant Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Target Market Determination (TMD) before making a decision. Cover is subject to the terms, conditions, limits and exclusions of the policy.