Sentences with phrase «by a covered peril»

Again, we find that coverage is absolutely contingent on the loss being caused by a covered peril.

Personal property coverage is what pays for damage done to the things you own by a covered peril such as fire, smoke, or the associated water used to put out the fire.

If there's damage to your possessions, furniture, or electronics caused by a covered peril the policy pays to replace the property with items of like kind and quality.

So long as the damage was done by a covered peril, of course.

Loss of use only applies to damage caused to your home by covered perils.

Loss of use coverage kicks in to cover the hotel and additional living expenses resulting from the loss by covered peril.

Building Property Protection This type of coverage typically helps pay for repairs to the walls of your condo unit and its interior, which could include items such as built - in bookcases and fixtures, if damage is caused by a covered peril.

Personal property coverage helps pay to repair or replace your personal belongings if they are stolen or damaged by a covered peril, such as fire.

This coverage may help pay to repair or rebuild the physical structure of your home if it's damaged by a covered peril.

Your coverage amount should be sufficient to pay for rebuilding your home and its attached structures if they're totally destroyed by a covered peril.

Your hazard insurance policy will be subject to one of three limits, which provide a varying amount of coverage if your home is damaged by a covered peril.

The policies include coverage for your personal belongings at replacement cost, which means that you can replace your belongings with like kind and quality if they are damaged by a covered peril.

Dwelling Coverage: This coverage helps pay to rebuild or repair the physical structure of your home if it's damaged by a covered peril.

You should have enough dwelling coverage to rebuild your house should it be destroyed by a covered peril.

The personal property coverage in a renters insurance policy may help pay to repair or replace belongings, including watches and rings, if they are stolen or damaged by a covered peril, such as a fire.

It's loss or damage to personal property that's covered under the policy and which is caused by a covered peril.

Renters insurance coverage for mold is limited to remediation of mold which is caused by a covered peril.

Equipment Breakdown: With a standard homeowners policy, equipment such as appliances would only be covered if they were damaged by a covered peril, like a fire.

Your renters insurance will cover the damage from mold caused by a covered peril only up to the point where it reasonably could have been stopped.

A renters policy will help you repair or replace your possessions if they're damaged by a covered peril (such as theft, fire, smoke and more).

Loss of Use (or Coverage D) is the portion of a standard home insurance policy that protects you in the event that your home is destroyed or damaged by a covered peril and you must seek other living arrangements while repairs are made.

This means that you'll get the cost to replace those items if they're damaged by a covered peril.

Personal Property coverage protects your possessions in case they're stolen or destroyed by a covered peril.

It can help with costs to replace structures such as sheds, fences and detached garages on your property if they're damaged or destroyed by a covered peril.

Renters insurance provides personal property coverage that covers your personal property — including jewelry — in case of theft, loss or destruction caused by a covered peril, such as a fire or a storm.

Loss of use coverage — If a loss by a covered peril were to make your home uninhabitable, this coverage would cover the costs of living away from your home, including temporary lodging, meals and other costs above your normal standard of living.

Explaining what your renters insurance policy covers can be challenging, but here's what it comes down to: Your personal property is protected against direct physical loss or damage caused by a covered peril.

Loss of use coverage kicks in to cover the hotel and additional living expenses resulting from the loss by covered peril.

It protects all parties involved in a project against physical damage to insured property caused by a covered peril.

For about a dollar per day, your condo insurance will reimburse the cash value or replace property damaged by a covered peril.

If your condo building should be damaged by a covered peril and the master policy doesn't cover the cost of repairs, the HOA may make an assessment.

This means that you'll get the cost to replace those items if they're damaged by a covered peril.

Personal property coverage helps pay to repair or replace your personal belongings if they are stolen or damaged by a covered peril, such as fire.

This coverage may help pay to replace your belongings, such as furniture or electronics, if they are stolen or damaged by a covered peril.

That means that if your belongings were damaged or destroyed by a covered peril, your policy may pay up to $ 50,000 to help you replace your stuff.

This type of coverage may be available for both your personal belongings and your home if they are damage by a covered peril.

The personal property coverage in a renters insurance policy may help pay to repair or replace belongings, including watches and rings, if they are stolen or damaged by a covered peril, such as a fire.

Your mold is usually covered by your policy as long as it is caused by a covered peril in your policy.

If your coverage includes rental value, then a suspension occurs if all or a portion of the described premises are uninhabitable due to damage by a covered peril.

This coverage helps replace lost income and increased expenditures if your business is affected by a covered peril.

Liverpool, NY Renters Insurance policies include coverage for your personal belongings at replacement cost, which means that you can replace your belongings with like kind and quality if they are damaged by a covered peril.

Unless, the damage was caused by a covered peril on the policy.

The dwelling coverage in a homeowners insurance policy, for example, may help pay to repair physical damage to your home caused by a covered peril, like a fire or windstorm.

If your pool is damaged by a covered peril, homeowners insurance may help pay for repairs.

Accounts Receivable Coverage - if your accounts receivable records are damaged by a covered peril this insurance provides you with the protection you need.

The insurer will pay the cost to repair or replace the damaged property, or the property's actual cash value if a covered auto is damaged by a covered peril.

If you have homeowners insurance, it likely includes some protection for your belongings if they are damaged by a covered peril (fire or theft, for instance).

Your coverage amount should be sufficient to pay for rebuilding your home and its attached structures if they're totally destroyed by a covered peril.

Your renters insurance will cover the damage from mold caused by a covered peril only up to the point where it reasonably could have been stopped.

If a covered auto is damaged by a covered peril your insurer will pay the cost to repair or replace the damaged property, or the property's actual cash value, whichever is less.