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What your business faces each season and the coverage that actually protects you.
March - May
Hail and supercells ride in from the west—watch the low crossings on Stemmons and the Trinity levee roads. Pop-up twisters west of the city can still stall Dallas docks by morning. Keep roof tarps and vendor lists current.
Must Have:
Property coverage with storm damage protection
Must Have:
Equipment breakdown + business interruption
June - August
Triple-digit heat strains HVAC and line crews; ERCOT conservation appeals are common. Afternoon storms pulse with outflow winds that topple limbs and take out feeders—spoilage and surge protection matter.
September - November
Secondary storm season brings big outflows and soaking rains. Stadium and fair traffic around Fair Park gridlocks I-30; schedule deliveries early and stage extra labor for weather turns.
Must Have:
Comprehensive property + business interruption
Must Have:
Property coverage including freeze damage
December - February
Blue Northers drive freeze-ups and occasional ice glaze. Unheated or vacant suites pop sprinkler lines; alley aprons and loading ramps become slip hazards. Add sensors, keep heat on, and document checks.
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Distribution hubs along I-20, I-45 and in West Dallas feed the Metroplex with same-day lanes into Austin, Houston and OKC. Airport-adjacent forwarders handle high-value freight and time-critical parts.
UT Southwestern, Parkland and Baylor create dense clusters of clinics, labs and medical offices across the Medical District and North Dallas, with strong vendor ecosystems.
From Deep Ellum venues to Bishop Arts patios and Uptown rooftops, food and beverage anchors Dallas evenings and convention traffic. Weather swings and power blips are constant threats.
With major corridor work, new office/hospitality builds, and TI projects, GC and subtrades stay busy from downtown south to Oak Cliff and north beyond I-635.
Dallas' HQ and telecom presence pulls in agencies, MSPs and professional services clustered in Uptown, Preston Center and Far North Dallas.
Distribution hubs along I-20, I-45 and in West Dallas feed the Metroplex with same-day lanes into Austin, Houston and OKC. Airport-adjacent forwarders handle high-value freight and time-critical parts.
UT Southwestern, Parkland and Baylor create dense clusters of clinics, labs and medical offices across the Medical District and North Dallas, with strong vendor ecosystems.
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Only if you have Spoilage or Utility Service Interruption. Standard property typically requires physical loss at your premises. Add off-premises power coverage for DFW storms and keep temp logs for proof.
Not on standard property. You need a Flood endorsement or separate policy. Consider sewer backup sublimits too, as SSOs have occurred after heavy rain.
They shift crowd flow to sidewalks and alleys—review premises security and assault & battery buybacks. Ensure additional-insured certificates for landlords and promoters.
Usually no. Civil authority requires an order prohibiting access to your premises due to nearby physical damage. Airport delays alone won’t trigger BI.
Motor Truck Cargo with temperature deviation/reefer breakdown, plus GPS/temperature telemetry. Pair with BI dependent property if a single shipper accounts for big revenue.
Only if you have Spoilage or Utility Service Interruption. Standard property typically requires physical loss at your premises. Add off-premises power coverage for DFW storms and keep temp logs for proof.
Not on standard property. You need a Flood endorsement or separate policy. Consider sewer backup sublimits too, as SSOs have occurred after heavy rain.
They shift crowd flow to sidewalks and alleys—review premises security and assault & battery buybacks. Ensure additional-insured certificates for landlords and promoters.
Storm-ready endorsements (spoilage, service interruption, water backup)Join thousands of Dallas businesses already protected.
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