Sentences with phrase «apartment fire losses»

Apartment fire losses like this one happen frequently and are often this large in terms of damage.

One in four Americans will suffer a house fire or apartment fire loss in their lifetime.

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Whether it's a fire, a drunk driver, or something else, a serious loss in your neighbor's apartment might make your home unsafe or structurally unsound.

As you can imagine, the costs of an accidental fire can add up very quickly, especially when you factor in the losses suffered by other residents who aren't able to use their apartments while repairs are being made.

The average apartment fire costs tens of thousands of dollars in personal property losses, and often thousands of dollars in additional living expense, both of which could be avoided by having renters insurance in Carbondale.

Apartment fires and thefts are the leading reason renters suffer losses, and these are perils covered on a renters insurance policy.

If a covered loss such as a fire prevents you from using the apartment while repairs are being made, or while you're relocating, this coverage kicks in to take care of additional living expense incurred as a direct result of the covered loss, such as hotel costs.

Any of the situations mentioned above — fire, theft, vandalism, broken pipes — and many more could make your apartment temporarily unlivable as a result of a covered loss.

Personal property coverage on your Columbia renters insurance protects your things from perils such as fire, theft, and vandalism, things that often cause losses in apartments where many people are living in close proximity.

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Things like a hotel while your apartment is being repainted after a fire, for example, are covered under renters insurance loss of use.

An apartment fire can spread quickly, so if you were responsible for it you'd probably be responsible for the losses suffered by your neighbors.

If there's a small kitchen fire and it will take a few days for the landlord to repaint and handle the damage, and you can't use the apartment in the meantime, loss of use pays for additional living expenses like the hotel stay.

If you can't use your home at The Gallery Apartments in Clemson because there's been a fire, a broken pipe, or even smoke damage from a neighbor's fire, or another loss covered by the policy, you'll be able to get a hotel in the interim and you can file a claim to pay for it instead of having that money come out of your pocket.

If someone rifles through the undamaged apartments in the building after the fire and takes what they want, that, too can be a covered loss on your policy.

Loss of use coverage is often forgotten, and it may be one of the most important pieces of the puzzle when recovering from an apartment fire in Las Vegas.

If you are responsible for a loss such as water damage or an apartment fire due to your negligence, you absolutely need renters insurance.

If there's a covered loss like a fire that prevents you from living in your apartment for a period of time, you'll have loss of use coverage to pay for your hotel and other expenses, as well.

This means that you should carry enough liability on your policy to pay for a full rebuild of your apartment in the event of a loss, like a fire, for which you are responsible.

Wynfield Park Apartments renters insurance also protects your personal property against many common causes of loss such as fire, theft, and broken pipes.

Many years ago, after founder Eric Narcisco suffered a New Jersey apartment fire resulting in a total loss of everything he had at the time, an idea was born.

That means that if you have a covered loss such as a fire that prevents you from using the apartment for a period of time, your renters insurance in Santa Monica would kick in and cover your additional living expenses like hotel stays.

Unfortunately, there's no accounting for the negligence of other people, so you have to be prepared to respond to a loss because certain types of losses such as fires can impact many people in an apartment community.

If a covered loss such as a fire prevents you from using the apartment, where would you go?

If there's a covered loss like a fire, and you can't use the apartment, loss of use covers your additional living expenses such as a hotel until your apartment is ready again.

A fire is a covered loss, so even if it didn't cause damage to your apartment, if the building is not usable, the fire is still the cause of loss so you still have the additional living expense coverage.

Whether you have an apartment fire in Santa Rosa or a burglary in Cloverdale, renters insurance in Sonoma County protects you from the most common losses!

If a covered loss like a fire prevents you from using your apartment, your coverage kicks in to help with those additional living expenses.

While the loss is potentially less financially devastating than a loss of the life of the main breadwinner in your family might be, a Santa Rosa apartment fire or a burglary in Cloverdale can ruin your day, your bank account, and even the very fabric that ties your family together!

If there's a fire, and your apartment isn't impacted by it but the building your apartment is in is unusable for a period of time, that's still a covered fire loss and you'll still have hotel expense and similar costs covered.

Loss of use coverage protects you from having to spend out - of - pocket if a covered loss like a fire (or a neighbor's fire, remember that smoke damage is covered, too) means you can't use the apartmLoss of use coverage protects you from having to spend out - of - pocket if a covered loss like a fire (or a neighbor's fire, remember that smoke damage is covered, too) means you can't use the apartmloss like a fire (or a neighbor's fire, remember that smoke damage is covered, too) means you can't use the apartment.

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This means that if there's a covered loss such as a fire, the policy actually pays for you to stay elsewhere while you're unable to use the apartment because of the loss!

When apartment fires causes losses, tenants are often placed in a very bad position financially, and fire is not the only risk in an apartment.

The cleanup after an apartment fire can take some time, as well, which is why The Hammocks at Mill Creek renters insurance also includes loss of use coverage.

With the number of thefts, apartment fires, and other losses rising, now you need the coverage more than ever before.

Those with Monsey, NY Renters Insurance will have their hotel expenses taken care of while they wait for their apartment to become available again, and will have their personal property replaced if it suffered a loss because of the fire.

If there were a fire — even elsewhere in your building — that prevented you from using your apartment for a few days, you'd be able to stay in a hotel in the interim because of loss of use coverage.

You don't want to have to pay for weeks in a hotel while your apartment is being repaired after a loss like a fire.

The sheer number of apartment fires and other losses in this country are astounding.

In a loss like this apartment fire in Guilderland, you have to worry about more than just the cost of the personal property that was directly damaged by the fire.

Loss of use coverage on renters insurance in Indianapolis protects you if a covered loss such as a fire prevents you from using the apartmLoss of use coverage on renters insurance in Indianapolis protects you if a covered loss such as a fire prevents you from using the apartmloss such as a fire prevents you from using the apartment.

Because of the close quarters in many Texas apartment complexes, a loss like a fire has the potential to affect 20, 50, or more families.

Our sympathies go out to the victims of the Woodlake Apartments fire, and we note that it could have been much worse — because the fire happened in the middle of the afternoon, many residents were at work or otherwise off the premises so at this time there appears to have been no loss of life.

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Here, as well, loss of use can kick in even if it's not your apartment that's directly impacted by the fire, especially in the event that the building is not usable at all for a period of time.

Two families are working with their Ocean, NJ renters insurance to coordinate their loss of use coverage so they have someplace to stay after maintenance workers started an apartment fire by using torches to thaw pipes in a crawl space.

Even if your apartment was destroyed by the loss like in the Avalon fire, you'll be looking for a new apartment while you're staying in the hotel.

Fire and smoke are both covered losses, and the residents couldn't use their apartments as a result.

Your loss becomes your neighbor's loss, and their kitchen fire becomes your apartment fire.