My business burned down Sunday night. Looking for strength and prayers.

It might depend on what insurance company he has. Some are rather picky.
My youngest daughter bought another car in September, a newer used car. Her old car had just liability. She went right from the dealer to the insurance company to pay the insurance for her new car, which has full coverage, BTW. Under the insurance she had on the old beater, if anything happened to her new car BEFORE she got to the insurance office, all that would have been covered was the basic liability. So, if her new car got totaled on the way to the insurance company office, she would have lost all the money she paid for the new car.
Like I said, it depends on the insurance company.

website is www.portableuniversalpower.com

We built alt-energy gear and innovative stuff... civilian and military.

I hope to have the website updated in the morning with 'revised' delivery lead times...

Years of blood, sweat and tears. Gone in a fire that the Fire Marshall says is unexplained. No discernible cause.

We will rebuild, as best and as quickly as we can.

It took less than an hour. Apparently temperatures reached 700 degrees inside.

There will be a track hoe here tomorrow to drag what's left of the building into a hole and bury it.

I told my wife that I started this business in my garage, and I can re-start it in my garage.

Any orders that did not ship before Friday were burned up. The new building was not even finished yet, not appraised, and not insured.

Even so, I trust the Lord.

Don't worry...just DO!

I had a disatrous fire (electrical) at my manufacturing plant two years ago.

We recovered and went on to have a record sales year!

Just start over. You may consider subbing out machining, etc.

You could buy an Army tent and assemble product in that.

I checked your website, cool product line.

Product line, intellectual property, good employees, and customers: you know that's 95% of any good business. Hopefully, you still have all those.

Godspeed and carry on.

I agree 100%, Darth. Our customers, employees, and IP are the most valuable things...

Encouraging, thank you.

Years of blood, sweat and tears. Gone in a fire that the Fire Marshall says is unexplained. No discernible cause.

We will rebuild, as best and as quickly as we can.

It took less than an hour. Apparently temperatures reached 700 degrees inside.

There will be a track hoe here tomorrow to drag what's left of the building into a hole and bury it.

I told my wife that I started this business in my garage, and I can re-start it in my garage.

Any orders that did not ship before Friday were burned up. The new building was not even finished yet, not appraised, and not insured.

Even so, I trust the Lord.

website is www.portableuniversalpower.com

We built alt-energy gear and innovative stuff... civilian and military.

I hope to have the website updated in the morning with 'revised' delivery lead times...

that sucks, try to use any media about the fire to boost your business. sorry man

Good advice. Thank you.

if you had a successful business pretty much any venture capitalists will loan you the money to rebuild, cuz it's a sure thing as long as you get insurance this time.

Years of blood, sweat and tears. Gone in a fire that the Fire Marshall says is unexplained. No discernible cause.

We will rebuild, as best and as quickly as we can.

It took less than an hour. Apparently temperatures reached 700 degrees inside.

There will be a track hoe here tomorrow to drag what's left of the building into a hole and bury it.

I told my wife that I started this business in my garage, and I can re-start it in my garage.

Any orders that did not ship before Friday were burned up. The new building was not even finished yet, not appraised, and not insured.

Even so, I trust the Lord.

"A Song of degrees for Solomon. Except the LORD build the house, they labour in vain that build it: except the LORD keep the city, the watchman waketh but in vain."

Psalm 127:1