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The premium varies from €300 to €8,000 per year, depending on reconstruction value, construction type (steel/stone), surface area, use and location. An average storage shed of 500m² costs approximately €500-€1,200 per year.

Yes, steel sheds are insurable. The type of construction does influence the premium. Steel structures have a higher fire risk due to rapid expansion and collapse. Fire detection and sprinklers can reduce the premium.

No, the building insurance only covers the building. You insure stored goods and stock through goods or stock insurance. Machines and inventory via inventory insurance.

Water accumulation is the accumulation of rainwater on flat roofs due to clogged drains. This can lead to collapse. Not all insurers cover this as standard. Ask for specific coverage and keep drains clear.

Yes, solar panels are included as standard with most insurers. They do increase the rebuilding value. Invisible hail damage is often covered if the yield loss is more than 25%.

Yes, strict requirements apply to PGS-15 storage: fire-resistant compartmentalization (WBDBO 60 min), reception facilities, fire alarm system and often sprinklers. Insurers can impose additional prevention requirements.

Yes, collision damage caused by forklifts or trucks to the structure, overhead doors or loading bays is covered by the comprehensive coverage. This is common in busy warehouses.

With many insurers you can be insured the same day with provisional coverage. After acceptance you will receive the final policy. We ensure that your request is processed quickly.