What does it mean if General liability insurance cancelled due to exposure change?

Answer 1

A change in exposure generally indicates that the insured is engaged in business operations that are outside the scope of the policy issued. In simpler terms, the insurance is inadequate for the exposure. For example;, You have a roofers insurance policy for residential roofing exposures, but you have recently added commercial roofing to your company offering, This would create an exposure change that you would need to have added to your insurance policy. failure to update your policy with appropriate coverage could result in cancellation of your policy.