Commercial Insurance • Oklahoma City, Oklahoma(580) 571-1021ppruett@jordan-gray.com
Restaurant kitchen operation
Hospitality & Services

Restaurants, car washes & customer-facing businesses.

Operations where property, equipment, employees, customers and day-to-day service exposures all come together.

Property & Equipment

Kitchens, wash systems, mechanical equipment and business property can be expensive to repair or replace.

Customers & Premises

Slip/fall, parking, drive-through and customer-area exposures deserve attention.

Employees & Auto

Staffing, delivery or service vehicles, and workers' compensation exposures vary by business model.

What Parker Reviews

Understanding the operation comes before comparing insurance.

For restaurants, car washes and customer-facing service businesses, the details behind the business often determine what matters most to underwriters and how the insurance program should be structured.

Property & Equipment

Kitchens, wash systems, refrigeration, machinery and tenant improvements can create significant property and breakdown exposures.

Customers & Employees

High foot traffic, slips and falls, employment issues and workers compensation all affect the risk picture.

Revenue Continuity

Equipment failure, fire, utility interruption or another covered loss can quickly become a business-income issue.

Renewal Questions

Questions worth answering before the market asks.

Are equipment and tenant-improvement values current?
Would business-income coverage support a lengthy shutdown?
Are employment and workers compensation trends being reviewed?
Do you have liquor liability exposure where applicable?
Have locations, sales, payroll or services changed since last renewal?
Parker's Approach

Organize the account before approaching the market.

01Understand the operation
02Review exposures & coverage
03Study losses & changes
04Build the market strategy
05Plan the renewal early
Already Have Insurance?

Good. Start with the program you already have.

Parker can review the existing program, learn how the operation has changed, look at coverage structure and loss history, and identify items worth discussing before renewal or before approaching the market.

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