Quick helpers for the everyday reality of insuring your premises – every resource can be read and copied straight from the page, with no registration needed; the data sheet is also available to download. If a case stalls: feel free to get in touch.
Dóri is the checklist fan of the group: she says a smooth claim isn't luck, it's a ticked-off list – Szilárd nods along, Blöki wags its tail.
Fillable by asset group – building, machinery, stock: real sums for binding cover, a ready list at claim time. An inventory updated every year is the best claims documentation.
Fill it in →How a fixed-asset list becomes an insurance inventory – at today's replacement value, with critical machinery flagged.
Read it →Six questions, and the picture emerges: are your premises properly insured, and where is it worth taking a closer look – for information purposes.
Fill it in →From loss mitigation to payout – reporting via the insurer's claims line, documentation, loss adjustment, supplementary requests, all as a tick-list.
Open it →Locks, alarm, key discipline, closing routine – a list matching burglary cover's "typical" requirements.
Open it →Fire extinguishers, inspections, storage order, fire-hazardous work – factually, with the insurance implications.
Open it →10 minutes of preparation: site details, values, activity, claims history, security – this way insurers can give an accurate quote without needing follow-up document requests; the turnaround time depends on them.
Open it →A quarter of an hour a year: sums insured, changes, cover, deductible, endorsements – in a tickable list.
Open it →Changing premises in the right order: cover first, then the move – including the assets in transit.
Open it →The vocabulary of property insurance – every term in one clear sentence, linking to the deeper articles.
Open it →The most common terms – with these, most offers and policy wordings become easier to understand.
Open it →"Building cover protects everything", "they never pay out anyway", "the old, cheap policy is fine" – ten myths, with factual answers.
Open it →Trilingual specialist vocabulary, from commercial property to Betriebsstätte – for international situations.
Open it →Five chapters that decide what your policy is worth at claim time – not written for lawyers.
Open it →Fire-safety routine, water-damage protection, storm preparedness, security – what insurance doesn't replace.
Open it →The completed form can be sent back by e-mail: info@tukacs.com. Every other resource lives directly on this page – so you always see the latest version, and can copy it any time. If you'd like a version tailored to your premises, let me know during the consultation.
A free 20-minute conversation, with no obligation – by the end you'll know exactly where you stand and what the next step is.