Specialty Area
Commercial buildouts.
Insurance for the parties involved when a commercial unit is built out, remodeled, or improved. Franchise location buildouts are covered in a separate specialty area.
Commercial Tenants
- Problem
- Missing specialty coverage can stall commercial projects, openings, or contracts.
- How FRU helps
- Businesses fitting out leased commercial space who must meet landlord insurance rules and protect the buildout.
- Where coverage fits
- Maps to a commercial buildout specialty program on carrier paper when appointed.
Commercial Landlords
- Problem
- Missing specialty coverage can stall commercial projects, openings, or contracts.
- How FRU helps
- Property owners who need the right coverage on their side — and clear insurance requirements for tenants and contractors on commercial units.
- Where coverage fits
- Maps to a commercial buildout specialty program on carrier paper when appointed.
General Contractors
- Problem
- Missing specialty coverage can stall commercial projects, openings, or contracts.
- How FRU helps
- Contractors running commercial unit buildouts who need insurance in place before work starts.
- Where coverage fits
- Maps to a commercial buildout specialty program on carrier paper when appointed.
Subcontractors
- Problem
- Missing specialty coverage can stall commercial projects, openings, or contracts.
- How FRU helps
- Trade contractors on commercial projects who must meet contract insurance requirements before they can start on site.
- Where coverage fits
- Maps to a commercial buildout specialty program on carrier paper when appointed.
Workmanship Warranties
- Problem
- Missing specialty coverage can stall commercial projects, openings, or contracts.
- How FRU helps
- Coverage focused on warranty risk after commercial buildout work is done. This is not a surety performance bond.
- Where coverage fits
- Maps to a commercial buildout specialty program on carrier paper when appointed.
