Contents restoration, pack-out, cleaning, and storage of a customer's belongings after a loss, means you are holding other people's property, sometimes for months. Damage, loss, or a dispute over the inventory is a core exposure, and standard general liability commonly limits or excludes property in your care.
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When you pack out and store a customer's contents, you are responsible for that property while it is in your care. Standard general liability commonly excludes or limits damage to property in your care, custody, or control, which is precisely the contents restoration exposure. Care, custody, and control coverage is what responds to it.
Contents move from the loss to your facility and back, and sit in storage in between. Both legs carry exposure: damage in transit, and fire, water, or theft at your storage location. Coverage has to follow the property through transit and storage, not just while you are physically handling it on site.
Many contents claims are disputes, a customer says an item is missing or was damaged in your care. Detailed inventory, photo documentation, and clear intake and release records are your first defense, and care, custody, and control coverage backs them up. We help you understand what the coverage does and does not resolve so your practices fill the rest.
We size care, custody, and control coverage to the value of contents you actually hold, confirm transit and storage are covered, and review the limits against your peak storage. We coordinate it with your general liability and property coverage and align the documentation practices that keep inventory disputes from becoming uncovered losses.
Standard GL often excludes customer belongings you store. We size the coverage to your real storage exposure.
Tell us how much you pack out and store, and we will size care, custody, and control coverage to your real exposure.
General education, not a coverage determination. A licensed advisor confirms your policy.