
Storm damage and your business
Wherever your business is located, it may be at risk from the impacts of severe weather.
Even if your business is not in an area you might think of as being very exposed to weather conditions, it could still be affected by wind or rain damage, or by loss of power or communications – so it's important to make sure you have the right level of insurance cover.
We've created this guide to help you find answers to the most commonly asked questions about how to protect a business against storm damage, and what to look for from your insurance cover.

Storm damage and your business
Storms can prove costly to businesses for a variety of reasons. They can damage buildings and contents resulting in repair or replacement costs and can temporarily prevent your business from operating.

Has your business been hit by a storm?
If your business has been affected by severe weather, here's a checklist of actions that could help you get back on track.

How to insure your business against storm damage
Severe weather can have a big impact on businesses, leading to lost earnings and damaged property, equipment and stock.

Preparing your business for a storm
Bad weather causes significant cost to UK businesses every year, and the most extreme weather events – especially powerful windstorms – can cause extensive damage to buildings and other property.