Aviva is recommending that commercial property owners review the value of their buildings and make sure they are adequately insured.
According to the group, underinsurance is a real risk for property owners, with research indicating that 77% of professionally valued buildings are actually underinsured.
Typical oversights in completing insurance valuations include the costs of removing debris, [...]
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