What Business Property Insurance Excludes

Wear and Tear:

 Property insurance typically excludes coverage for damage due to regular wear and tear, gradual deterioration, or aging of the property.

Intentional Damage: 

Damage caused intentionally, such as acts of vandalism committed by the policyholder, is generally excluded from coverage.

War Damage:

Damage caused by war , or nuclear events may be excluded from coverage.

Employee Theft:

Property insurance typically does not cover theft or dishonest acts committed by your employees. However, you can consider adding employee dishonesty coverage as an endorsement to your policy.

 Business Vehicles:

Property insurance generally does not cover damage to vehicles used for business purposes. Commercial auto insurance policies are necessary to cover vehicles owned or used by your business.