Sentences with phrase «damage to structures insured»

Not exact matches

HO - 3's hazard insurance — the part of a homeowners policy that covers damage to your home's structure — insures against damage from «open perils.»

You do not have to worry about insuring the physical structure of the house or condo you live in the way you would if you were a homeowner, but you do have to take care of your things and protect them against the risk of loss or damage.

The builder's risk policy will provide coverage for damage done to the insured structure from a wide variety of events.

If a storm causes a tree to fall and damage your home or other insured structure, the damage is typically covered.

They will also pay for damage caused to insured structures and their contents up to policy limits, but they won't pay to remove trees that have fallen causing a mess in your yard.

Homeowners insurance is a package of insurance coverage that includes the home, other structures on the insured property, your personal belongings and liability insurance to cover the injuries and damages others may suffer as a result of your home and surrounding property.

A landlord policy does not cover damages or injuries related to a tenant's property, nor does it provide for replacement of tenant property except where that property was lost or damaged as a result of the insured structures or liabilities.