Questions you should ask your insurance company:
- Am I covered for direct losses due to fire, lightning, tornadoes, wind storms, hail, explosions, smoke, vandalism and theft?
- Are my jewelry and other valuables covered?
- If my house is totally destroyed in a fire and I have $150,000 worth of insurance to cover the structure, will this be enough to rebuild my home?
- Am I covered for flood damage?
- A pipe bursts and water flows all over my floors. Am I covered?
- What if water seeps into my basement from the ground, am I covered?
- am I covered for earthquake damage?
- A neighbor slips on my sidewalk or falls down my porch steps and threatens to take me to court for damages. Does my policy protect me?
- A tree falls and damages my roof during a storm. Am I covered?
- During a storm, a tree falls but does no damage to my property. Am I covered for the cost of removing the tree?
- I have children away at college. Are they covered by my homeowners insurance?
- My golf clubs are stolen from the trunk of my car. Does my homeowners policy cover the loss?
- I have a small power boat. If it is stolen, am I covered? What if there is a boating accident and I get sued? Am I covered for that?
- My house is close to the ocean. I’ve heard that if it is destroyed by the wind, the town's new building code requires me to rebuild the house on stilts. This will add $30,000 to the cost of rebuilding my house. Am I covered for this extra cost?
- Am I covered for “Acts of God”?
- What should I do if my policy provides less coverage than the HO-3?
looking for the answers?
Ask your insurance company.
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