Definition of "Sign floater insurance"

Endorsement to a business property floater policy that covers neon signs for all perils, both while they are being moved and once they are in place. Signs that are attached to a building can be covered under the underlying property insurance. The sign floater policy provides broader coverage for each sign that is listed on the policy.

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