Brewery Insurance

Brewery Lease Make-Good Insurance

A lease can leave you responsible for restoring the premises at the end of the term, or for paying rent while the building is unusable. Both can be expensive for a brewery with heavy fit-out.

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Example

How cover can respond in practice

A brewery’s lease ends and the landlord requires removal of drains, bunds and floor changes. These make-good costs weren’t planned for. Reading the lease early would have helped budget for it.

What to think about

What to think about

  • Make-good clauses and what they require

  • Rent continuing after fire or damage

  • Cover for tenant improvements you paid for

  • Who insures the building and what that covers

  • Rental abatement clauses

Before you call

Questions to think about before you call

  1. 01

    When does your lease end?

  2. 02

    What did you build or modify?

  3. 03

    What does the lease say about insurance?

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FAQs

Not usually. It’s a lease obligation, not an insured event.

Business interruption can include rent, if you’ve set it up.

Typically you, unless the lease says otherwise.

We look at the insurance parts. Get legal advice on the rest.

Contact us

Want us to review your cover?

Tell us about your brewery or craft venue and we’ll come back with options. Prefer to talk? Call 02 8660 2305 or email admin@idealbrokers.com.au.

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