Property Insurance

Keep your assets protected, always

Easy claim process
Instant policy generation
Covers natural calamities
Covers up to 50 crore
Coverage for contents
Covers burglary

Property Insurence

What is Property Insurance?

Property insurance safeguards your home or business premises from losses caused by both natural and human-made incidents. It secures physical assets such as buildings, equipment, and stock against risks like theft, fire, or other unforeseen events. This coverage helps in meeting the expenses of repair, replacement, or rebuilding of damaged property. The policy ensures financial protection against sudden events that result in damage, destruction, or loss of structures, machinery, inventory, and other business-related assets. Small and medium enterprises, including offices, hotels, restaurants, and similar establishments, are eligible to benefit from this coverage.

Residential Home Insurance is a policy designed to protect your home from unexpected events like fire, theft, natural disasters, or accidental damages. It covers the cost of repairing, rebuilding, or replacing your house and its valuable contents, ensuring peace of mind for you and your family.

Commercial Building Insurance provides financial protection to business properties against losses caused by natural disasters, fire, theft, or other unforeseen risks. It covers the cost of repair, rebuilding, or replacement of commercial structures, ensuring the continuity of your business operations.

Fire Insurance is a type of property insurance that provides coverage against financial losses caused by fire-related incidents. It helps cover the cost of repairing, rebuilding, or replacing damaged property, including buildings, machinery, stock, and other assets.

Who Needs Property Insurance?

Any organization, business, institution, or individual wishing to secure their property
and assets against unexpected risks should opt for property insurance. This coverage is suitable for:

  • Shop owners, retailers, and warehouse/storage operators
  • Homeowners with valuable household items like furniture, electronics, and other assets
  • Banks, financial bodies, research centers, schools, and similar organizations
  • Both industrial (manufacturing) and service-based (non-manufacturing) companies