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Tailored business insurance for offices
Protect your business against claims made by clients or employees
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Bionic provides business insurance for small business, like offices
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Whether you own a small legal firm, a digital agency or an accountancy business, if you have an office building with employees you'll need business insurance. Although it might not seem obvious, running an office does come with risks. One day, an employee could slip over an injure themselves or an electrical fire could break out.
That’s why it’s best to have your back covered should the worst ever happen.
Office insurance helps provide a financial safety net, protects against unforeseen events and provides peace of mind so you and your employees can focus on what’s important - running your business.
It might not seem obvious, but your business could run into trouble if you don’t have sufficient cover in place. For example:
Not only do you need cover to protect your staff, but also your customers, your premises and your bank account as you could find yourself unforeseen costs. Without sufficient cover, you could end up paying out of your own pocket if someone makes a claim against your business or if you need to make a claim.
Policies will vary per provider, and terms and conditions apply, so always check the small print in your policy wording to see what’s included and excluded. Your insurance package could include:
Businesses of all shapes and sizes use offices, and we can help insure a range of businesses, including, but not limited to:
This really depends on the policies you take out, but even if you have sufficient coverage not all events may not be covered, including:
Policies will vary per provider, and terms and conditions apply, so always check the small print in your policy wording to see what’s included and excluded.
This really depends on the type of business you are running. For example, if you are giving out legal advice, you may want to consider professional indemnity insurance as an optional extra. This type of insurance helps protect you if a client tries to sue you for professional negligence due to advice you have given them. But this type of insurance wouldn't be suitable for an office that just stores physical supplies, for example.
Your costs will vary depending on the size of your business, where it’s located, the type of cover you take out and your claims history. Get in touch with a member of our insurance team to find out how much you’re looking at paying for an annual office insurance policy.
At Bionic, we champion UK business owners and want to help in every way we can. That’s why we use a team of knowledgeable insurance brokers who work with a panel of trusted insurers to help you find coverage for your needs.
Our UK-based team helps business owners daily to carry out a business insurance comparison to find the right insurer that fits. Get in touch with us today by starting a quote online.
When you run an office, it comes with risks that might not be that obvious. Having the right insurance can provide the right support to deal with claims from customers, partners or even suppliers.
James Barwell, Insurance Director
Speed up the process by submitting basic business details online – whenever you have time.
Schedule a call with one of our insurance brokers to discuss the details to ensure they’re correct.
Get your quotes from our panel of trusted insurers and talk any questions through with our team.
You only need a few details to get started with getting a quote online, so it’s best to have the following information ready to go:
Your business name and trade
Your policy start date
Your name and contact details to receive your quote options
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