Commercial Property Insurance in Florida for Businesses

Protecting the Place You Work

Coverage for Buildings, Contents, and Operations

Commercial property insurance covers your business location and the things inside it. That includes buildings you own, improvements you’ve made to leased space, equipment, furniture, inventory, and supplies.


In Florida, property coverage needs to account for local realities like wind exposure, heavy rain events, and fast-changing replacement costs. GM Insurance Underwriters helps business owners across Jacksonville and statewide choose limits and deductibles that match their property value and risk zone, whether you operate near Downtown, in Orange Park, along I-295, or across growing Central Florida corridors.

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What Commercial Property Policies Cover

The Losses Businesses Face Most

Most policies cover fire, theft, vandalism, and many types of storm damage. We also talk through important details like:

Replacement cost versus actual cash value

Business interruption after a covered loss

Equipment breakdown options

Coverage for signs, outdoor property, or specialized stock

If you have multiple locations, we can structure coverage across all sites so limits stay consistent and certificates are easy to manage.

Florida Add-ons That Matter

Wind, Water, and Ordinance Concerns

Florida property programs often include specific wind deductibles and terms that vary by carrier. We make those clear up front. If your building is older, we also look at ordinance and law coverage, which helps with code upgrades after a covered loss.


Flood is not included in most commercial property policies, so if your location is near the St. Johns River basin, coastal zones, or low-lying neighborhoods with drainage issues, we’ll discuss a separate flood policy to close that gap.

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Common Florida Property Questions

  • Do I need property insurance if I lease my space?

    Yes. Even if you don’t own the building, you usually need coverage for your contents and any improvements you’ve made. Many leases require it.

  • How do I know my limits are right?

    We use building details, current replacement pricing, and inventory values to recommend realistic limits.

  • Can you insure property for contractors?

    Yes. We handle offices, warehouses, and yard locations for many Florida contractors, often alongside their construction program.

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