Sentences with phrase «damage by falling trees»

Additionally, comprehensive, or «other than collision» insurance can help you recover financially if your bike is damaged by a fallen tree, a severe storm, or other event.

Additionally, comprehensive, or «other than collision» insurance can help you recover financially if your bike is damaged by a fallen tree, a severe storm, or other event.

Let's say you have been paying home insurance premiums for 6 years without filing a claim until your roof gets damaged by a fallen tree.

If, for example, your condo is damaged by a falling tree and you are unable to cook in your kitchen for a time, the loss of use coverage would pay for your meals away from home.

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Drift from dicamba herbicide damaged chestnut trees grown by an Iowa farmer last fall.

Some worried that their mobile homes might sustain more damage in the open school yard, while others were concerned about leaving the vehicles at the campgrounds where they might be damaged by trees or other falling debris.

Electric service has been restored to nearly 95 percent of customers affected by Wednesday's winter storm, as crews from Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corp. and mutual aid forces continue to repair damage caused by fallen trees and limbs.

However, it could take several days to remove trees felled by the storm, clean up debris, and just take stock of the water damage, Kolen says, and it's unclear when researchers will be able to return to their labs.

The Norse «damaged their environment» as they had done in Iceland, Diamond asserted, based on analyses of dust that suggested erosion caused by felling trees, agriculture, and turf cutting.

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How can we coexist with a forest ecosystem in more effective ways, because of the damage caused by trees falling into power lines or trees falling into houses?

Well, perhaps the tree is just like them, immortal and unable to fall to harm, but no evidence of this exists, and in fact, the Tucks were able to «damage» the tree by carving a large «T» into its trunk without much effort.

Upon closer examination, however, I saw that the fallen tree had been caught by another one next to it, so it wasn't really resting on the car and hadn't caused any damage.

Comprehensive: Pays for damage to your car (less your deductible) caused by something other than a collision, such as fire, vandalism or a falling tree.

Damage caused by fires, falling trees, vandalism, lightning strikes, and sometimes flooding are all listed as «covered perils» in your policy.

Should your air conditioning unit be shattered by a falling tree or branch, you are protected since your policy covers home damages caused by trees.

A: If your home is damaged by your neighbor's tree, the III says you'll typically find that your homeowners insurance may help pay to repair the damage to your house (or other structure, if the tree falls on your fence, for example).

This type of insurance coverage is used to repair or replace your car if the vehicle is damaged by flood, fire, hail, a falling tree or natural disaster or vandalism, if the car is stolen or if it is hit by an animal or deer.

You can even make a claim for damage caused by falling objects like a tree.

Those circumstances include damage to the building on Falls Road caused by a fallen tree, resulting in «severe water damage and mold, furthering the delay in construction.»

How about — We must do something urgent about AGW because...... otherwise future generations will regard us as even more stupid than the people who felled the last tree on Easter Island, or the Dodo hunters, or the 19thC whalers or the Grand banks cod fishermen, or CFC manufacturers... Or any of the other examples from history of human activities damaging a common resource by overuse.

This time the major transmission lines were not damaged, but over 300 power distribution lines were damaged, largely by falling trees.

Physical Damage: Can pay for repairs to your truck if it's damaged in an accident, whether it's caused by a collision with another vehicle or a falling tree branch and can include Collision insurance, Comprehensive insurance, or Fire and Theft with Combined Additional Coverages.

The only way your car insurance is going to cover a tree which has fallen on your car is by purchasing comprehensive insurance coverage before the damage occurs.

Comprehensive coverage is the part of car insurance that protects your car in case it's damaged by something other than a collision, such as a falling tree, a flood or — you guessed it — a hurricane.

Nonetheless, insurance carriers routinely cover damages caused by falling objects, such as tree branches and other debris.

Windstorm insurance will not cover damages to your vehicle that may occur if a tree falls on it or if it is damaged by blowing debris.

Comprehensive coverage pays for damage caused by any other covered event, such as a tree falling on the hood of your vehicle or a hail storm doing damage to the exterior.

My tree has fallen on a neighbour's property — am I or my insurer liable for the removal of, or damage caused by, the tree?

Physical Damage Coverage — Pays for repairs to your vehicle caused by an accident like a collision with another vehicle or a falling tree branch.

Comprehensive coverage pays for damage to your vehicle that is not the result of an accident, such as damage caused by theft or a falling tree.

Buildings insurance covers you against property damage caused by floods, fire, storms, subsidence, malicious damage / vandalism, falling trees / branches, and impact from vehicles, including objects that may fall from an aircraft.

Comprehensive: This part of an auto insurance policy covers damages to your car caused by something other than a crash: a vandal breaks in, a tree falls on it or floodwaters engulf it.

HO2 home insurance quotes will add to HO1 by covering more potential risks including damage from falling objects like trees and damage from water or freezing caused by pipes and plumbing.

Comprehensive coverage is an optional part of car insurance that protects your car in case it's damaged by something other than a collision, such as a falling tree, a flood or a hurricane.

Cars damaged or destroyed by falling trees are covered under the comprehensive portion of an auto insurance policy.

The insurance also provides coverage if your car is damaged while not being driven, such as by a falling tree or a flood.

These insurances will cover the cost of repairs to vehicles that are damaged by collisions, fires, floods, falling trees, vandalism, car theft, and other unforeseen events.

This extra coverage will pay out the cost of damage to your vehicle caused by auto collisions, animal hits, wind damage, flash floods, wildfires, falling trees, and flying objects, among other misfortunes.

As for collision and comprehensive insurance, these will cover the cost of vehicle and property repairs from damage caused by collisions, potholes, fires, floods, falling trees, animal strikes, car theft, and vandalism, among other unwelcome events that can damage a vehicle.

These insurance types will cover the cost of vehicle damage caused by unfortunate incidents such as car collisions, animal collisions, wind damage, floods, wildfires, falling trees, and flying objects, among other unwelcome events.

Comprehensive insurance is meant to protect you from damage to your vehicle caused by miscellaneous non-collision events, such as flooding, a falling tree limb or vandalism.

Theft, water damage, fire, vandalism, falling trees, and animals are typically things that are covered by a comprehensive policy.

Your regular auto insurance doesn't cover certain accidents like theft, vandalism, damages caused by falling trees, hails, flood, fire, etc..

And comprehensive insurance pays to fix your own car after damage caused by incidents such as hailstorms, falling tree branches or a collision with deer.

This coverage is also known as «other than collision» coverage because it takes care of damage caused by falling trees, hail, theft, vandalism and other miscellaneous causes, including wind storms.

To protect these items from falling trees, high winds, or other damage caused by tornadoes, comprehensive insurance can be a great investment.

This can include loss and damage caused by fire, falling trees, floods, and theft, to name a few examples.