Sentences with phrase «covered peril»

Turo policies will provide physical damage protection covers up to the actual cash value of the car (capped at $ 125,000) for any event that qualifies as a covered peril during the rental period.

Theft is a covered peril, for example.

If your neighbor upstairs has a fight with his girlfriend and she plugs the tub and leaves the water running to get back at him, the water coming into your apartment is a covered peril.

Vandalism is a covered peril on renters insurance, so you'd just have to make a claim to have it repaired.

Theft is a covered peril for personal property, and as long as you're taking reasonable care, it doesn't matter where you are when the item is stolen.

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.

Theft is a covered peril under most commercial property policies.

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

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

This component of a homeowners policy will pay for additional costs that you incur when it is necessary to live away from your home due to damage from a covered peril.

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

A fire, a theft, or another renters insurance covered peril could take everything you have, including the roof over your head, in an instant.

Even if we ignore the question of are pets personal property (no), we then run into a covered peril issue.

If the power is out as a result of a covered peril like wind, there's even coverage for refrigerated foods lost as a result of the power outage.

If the earthquake causes a gas line to rupture, which causes the fire, fire is still a covered peril.

A renters insurance policy offers you coverage for the loss or destruction of your personal belongings in the event of a covered peril such as:

Smoke damage to personal property can be a covered peril, and your renters insurance can help you with additional living expenses while the smoke smell is being mitigated from your apartment.

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.

Riot or Civil Commotion is a covered peril, but then it becomes a matter of details.

It usually happens when in some areas where the risk of a covered peril is high; the number of claims from people displaced from their homes is so great that the insurance companies have to limit the length of time during which they will reimburse the expenses for temporary shelter.

First and foremost, please consider yourself to be on notice that a river of chocolate is not a covered peril!

Trip cancellation coverage is dependent on a «covered peril» listed in the policy.

If a covered peril makes the residence premises unusable or unsafe to live in, renters insurance loss of use coverage kicks in.

If their property suffers a loss as a result of a covered peril, the personal property section of your policy can cover that loss, at your request.

Fire is a covered peril under all policies.

Your personal property, of course, is covered, since fire is a covered peril under that section of the policy.

Weight of ice and snow is a covered peril on your Milwaukee renters insurance policy.

Personal Property Coverage, also known as Contents Coverage or Coverage C, is the portion of your home insurance policy that covers the cost of replacing your possessions, or home's contents, in the event that they are destroyed in a covered peril (wind, fire, hail, lightning, etc).

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.

Finally, coverage for additional living expenses may help pay for temporary housing and certain other increased costs, such as restaurant bills, if your rented home becomes uninhabitable due to a covered peril.

This type of coverage may help pay for expenses such as temporary housing if your rented home becomes uninhabitable due to 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.

Most people know that theft is a covered peril, but aren't familiar with the specifics.

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.

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

The Appeal Court was asked whether Precision's liability for the release of pollutants, which was not a covered peril under the policy, could nonetheless still result in coverage if a concurrent cause of the damage was a covered peril.

Because theft is typically a covered peril, you are likely to receive coverage for the stolen camera after paying your policy deductible.

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

Other Structures Coverage (Coverage B) is the portion of your home insurance policy that covers the cost of rebuilding or repairing structures on your property other than your home if they're damaged because of a covered peril such as fire, wind, or hail.

Note 8 For loss due to a covered peril of military uniforms or equipment owned by you and when the loss occurs while you are on active or reserve duty, no deductible will be applied.

Homeowners insurance is an insurance policy that protects you financially in the event that your home and property is damaged in a covered peril, or in the event of a covered lawsuit.

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.

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).

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 there's a fire in another apartment and the smoke damage means you can't use your apartment, that's a covered loss — smoke is a covered peril.

Bored And Stupid Kids (And Their Destructive Experiments) Can Be A Covered Peril On Lancaster Renters Insurance

Aircraft would be a covered peril.

Fire is a covered peril on Minneapolis, MN renters insurance, meaning that we don't have to look any further as to the cause of the fire, unless it turns out that the fire was intentionally set by an insured.

This is generally the most recommended option, since it gets homeowners closest to their living situation before a covered peril occurred.

It's the wind itself that's not a covered peril, as referenced above.