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That depends on a variety of factors that includes how the concession trailer is insured. Actual Cash Value or Replacement Cost Coverage are the options and we can help you determine what is available and which option makes the most sense for your mobile food business.

I apologize if you have had a bad claim experience or know someone who has. In insurance, there is no one size fits all policy, so it’s important to understand what options you have and how coverage will respond in the event of a loss. No insurance policy covers everything, so the focus should be what are your biggest exposures and how can the policy work for your business in the event of a loss - especially a catastrophic loss.

That’s a great question. Many factors should be considered and each business is unique. Here are a few items that will get you started:

What do you own and use in your business?

What liabilities do you have and what should you insure against?

What is required by State or Federal law?

What is your insurance budget?

What would hurt your business and what would put you out of business?

We tend not to like what we can’t control or don’t fully understand. Insurance for most people is in the “don’t like” or “hate” category, in my opinion, because of the above reasons. I would recommend finding an agent who understands your industry and can explain coverage in an understandable way. You decide how to insure your business and you can’t make good decisions without good information. Take the time to get good information and build a policy that is appropriate for your individual concession business.

No additional charge for sending them out

We keep them on file and send them out automatically

Call us with new events or “lost certificates” and we’ll get them out as quick as we can

Designated person to process your certificate requests

Blanket additional insured included when required by written contract

I look forward to the opportunity to gather the details of your concession business and prepare an insurance proposal. The best way to get started is to review the details of your business over the phone or in person. Much of the information I will need will be listed in your current policies, though I do not rely on this information to develop your program of insurance, it allows me to provide a thorough comparison if I can at some point review them. Information I will need to prepare a proposal:

1. General Business Information
   • Federal Tax ID Number(s) and Official Business Name(s)
   • Details of Operations
   • DOT Number

2. Vehicle and Regular Driver Schedule
   • Year – Make – Model – Vehicle Identification Number – Cost New or Value
   • Trucks, Support Trailers, Concession Trailers, Bunkhouses/RVs
   • Name – Date of Birth – Driver’s License Number

3. Equipment Schedule
   • Year – Make – Model – Serial or VIN
   • Golf Cart, Generators, Tents, Stands, Inventory & Misc. Equipment

4. Workers Compensation • States - Payroll

5. 30+ Minutes of your time to fill in additional detail
   • Review Specialty Coverages
   • Underwriting Information
   • Review of Current Program