Some commercial buildings get declined by carrier after carrier — and there are usually specific reasons. Older roofs and outdated electrical, plumbing, or heating systems raise red flags. Occupancy matters too: vacant space, restaurants, or certain tenant types can increase risk. Location and claims history also count. The good news: good documentation, building updates, and access to specialty markets can open doors for harder-to-place properties.
Underwriting criteria, eligibility, and pricing vary by carrier, property, and location. This video is general education only; nothing here guarantees coverage availability, acceptance, or pricing for any specific building.