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You
have spent months planning your event, which only lasts several
hours, or several days at at the most. Don't let the one uncertain
thing, weather, ruin your income potential.
Rain,
snow, lightning, wind, temperature, fog, and even sunshine
are all examples of what you can insure with Weather Insurance.
Suitable for both outdoor and indoor events, you should consider
this policy anytime weather could affect your bottom line.
And, because you don't have to prove the amount of your loss,
you can insure as little or as much of your potential income
as you wish.
Not
sure how much rain might affect your event? See our rain
guidelines in our Question and Answer section for help.
Also, check out how
weather is measured and tips
for determining what hours to insure.
Here
are some examples:
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| Client |
Strategy |
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Outdoor
Concert Promoter
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Even
though the concert was advertised as a "rain or shine"
event, the client was concerned with the loss of day-of walk
up revenue, concessions and merchandise sales. They purchased
a policy based on the loss of this income stream in the event
of bad weather. |
| Jewelry
Store Sales Promotion |
To
kick off the Christmas shopping season, the client advertised
a refund for every purchase made between Thanksgiving and Christmas
if it snowed at least 1 inch on New Years Day. Their sales doubled
from the same period the year before and all it cost them was
the premium for the weather policy they purchased to cover such
a contingency. |
| National
Outdoor Clothing Store Chain Quarterly Catalog |
Weather
insurance is part of the budget for their quarterly catalog
multi-day outdoor photo shoot. Depending on the season, different
weather conditions are insured. For example, in their winter
catalog shoot, fog and cold temperatures are acceptable. But
they insure that fog and cold do not occur for the spring and
summer shoots. |
| Large
Condominium Complex Snow Removal Cost Containment Strategy |
The
condo association has a set budget for the removal of winter
snow. After a bad winter, they must go back to their members
and assess extra fees to cover the additional snow removal costs
- not a fun process. Now, instead, they purchase weather insurance
that reimburses them for snowfall above an expected amount. |
Options:
How
to Apply:
- Click
on the Apply Online Button below, complete and submit our application.
- Normally within 2 business days, we will
email or fax you a written quotation.
- Remit payment
and your Certificate of Insurance will be delivered via email
or fax.
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Updated:
March 29, 2009
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