Sentences with phrase «excludes water damage»

However, it excludes water damage caused by flooding.

This excludes water damage, so keep away from beaches or deep water.

«Excluded water damage means flood...» shows that it does not.

If you get comprehensive insurance, be sure to run a comb through the exclusion list before you sign: «One company may exclude water damage, while another company includes it,» says de Francesco.

«One company may exclude water damage, while another company includes it,» says Mitchell.

All homeowner's insurance policies exclude water damage caused by flood.

Not exact matches

Damage from water or water - borne material backing up through sinks, drains, toilets, and the like, however, is specifically excluded.

Water damage in general is covered, floods are specifically excluded.

Some typical home policies exclude earthquakes; companies operating in Santa Monica offer specific earthquake insurance including earthquake related water damage.

It's important to note that while some broad and common categories of damage, such as water damage, are excluded from your policy, you might still be covered if the damage was sudden and accidental.

Note that this would also exclude coverage for water damage, mold, and fires arising from growing marijuana even in states where it's legal to do so.

While floods — defined as water moving along the ground — are specifically excluded from every renters and homeowners insurance policy in America, College Park renters insurance does cover other kinds of water damage.

Renters insurance in Iowa covers water damage from broken pipes, but water backup is excluded from the standard policy.

Things like flooding, damage from water seepage, damage from earthquake, and damage from snow or landslides are all excluded.

Lawyers will also argue that even if policies exclude flood - related damage, the policies still cover wind - related damage — and that the losses were caused by high winds, as high as 140 mph, rather than water.

You had pre-existing damage: If water damage is confined to your home, was preventable — like a slow water leak — or occurred before you were insured, it's generally excluded from NFIP flood insurance policies.

But in some coastal areas, home insurance policies exclude wind or wind - blown water damage, so you must buy a separate windstorm insurance policy to get protection.

Some water damage is covered, and some coverages can be added by endorsement, such as sewer back - up coverage; other water damage coverages are excluded.

It typically covers damage from fire, windstorm, hail, water damage (excluding flooding), riots, explosion, as well as other sudden and unexpected losses., i.e. theft, and the extra cost of living elsewhere while your home is repaired or rebuilt.

The typical homeowners insurance policy covers damage resulting from fire, windstorm, hail, water damage (excluding flooding), riots and explosion as well as other causes of loss, such as theft and the extra cost of living elsewhere which the structure is being repaired or rebuilt.

Renters insurance in Iowa covers water damage from broken pipes, but water backup is excluded from the standard policy.

Water damage caused by a leak due to rust or a failed seal is most likely excluded.

Keep in mind that homeowners policies exclude coverage for damage caused if water freezes in your pool, so you'll want to be sure you drain it at the end of each season.

It protects your personal possessions, including furniture, clothing, electronics and household goods, against damage from fire, smoke, explosions, wind, lightning, vandalism, theft, water (excluding floods) and other miscellaneous disasters listed in your policy.

For instance, some insurers include water damage while others exclude it.

However, most policies exclude water and wind damage that results from hurricanes.

If there is a loss which causes physical damage to something insured under Section I (personal property), because of water backing up or overflowing from a sewer, drain, or sump, the loss is covered even if it would otherwise be excluded.

While floods — defined as water moving along the ground — are specifically excluded from every renters and homeowners insurance policy in America, College Park renters insurance does cover other kinds of water damage.

Note that this would also exclude coverage for water damage, mold, and fires arising from growing marijuana even in states where it's legal to do so.

Water damage in general is not excluded.

The trial court improperly excluded the testimony of a home inspector who could testify that the sellers should have known of water damage during their period of ownership.