Houston businesses need commercial insurance coverage to protect their company, business assets, and their employees. However, some companies and industries need a wider range of insurance coverage due to higher rates of incidents and claims, or greater risks involved with day-to-day operations. In today's blog post, we'll look at why the Restaurant Industry faces higher insurance risks, and how restaurants can better protect themselves from liability claims.

A large number of Texas businesses rely on commercial fleet vehicles to make service calls, deliver products, and meet with clients and vendors. Over time, commercial fleet vehicles can wear down over time, and the business may become negatively impacted by vehicle breakdowns or repairs. In today's blog post, we'll highlight four tips to help commercial fleet vehicles last longer to protect the company's investment and eliminate service or transportation delays.

One of the first questions any business owner is asked when researching commercial insurance options is where the business is located. While there are a number of factors that impact a business's risk, location is one of the most influential when it comes to premium rates, coverage options, endorsements, and exclusions. There is no such thing as the perfect location for a business, but understanding and thoroughly researching a location before establishing a business can significantly reduce potential risk.

A growing number of American employees, managers and company owners travel for work, but as business travel increases so does the risk of business property loss and damages. In the rush to meet travel and work deadlines, business travelers can often overlook basic safety practices and put themselves and their business assets in jeopardy. In today's blog post, we'll discuss three essential safety tips for any business traveler.