Sentences with phrase «fire damage to your apartment»

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Now, he finally may be able to return to his apartment as soon as a year from now after a court decision ordered the building's owner to restore all the apartments damaged in the blaze and will pay close to the $ 500 in rent he did before the fire.

Last January, my mother called to deliver good news and bad news: the good news was that everyone was safe; the bad that a fire had started in the apartment next door and spread to my parents» attic and, due to smoke, fire, and water damage, my parents had to move.

That could take the form of a fire that causes property damage to your apartment, or to a neighbor.

Do you know how much it costs to clean the smoke damage in just one apartment from one small kitchen fire?

Smoke is a covered peril, so Reston, VA renters insurance will cover smoke damage to your personal property even if the fire wasn't your fault, or even in your apartment.

Or what if you're robbed, or there's a fire in a neighbor's apartment that causes smoke damage to all your property?

Without it, if something were to happen such as an accidental fire, you'd be on the hook for damages to the apartment as well as to your neighbors.

If you negligently start a fire, there's coverage for the property damage there not just to the apartment itself, but also to the other people who suffered as a result of your fire.

If there's a small kitchen fire and it will take a few days for the landlord to repaint and handle the damage, and you can't use the apartment in the meantime, loss of use pays for additional living expenses like the hotel stay.

If you can't use your home at The Gallery Apartments in Clemson because there's been a fire, a broken pipe, or even smoke damage from a neighbor's fire, or another loss covered by the policy, you'll be able to get a hotel in the interim and you can file a claim to pay for it instead of having that money come out of your pocket.

If you are responsible for a loss such as water damage or an apartment fire due to your negligence, you absolutely need renters insurance.

It appears that no one was hurt in this apartment fire, but the problem is that significant damage was done to the building, as well as to the lifestyles and property of other residents.

Even if the fire is quickly controlled, you're still likely to have smoke damage to your apartment and your property in the apartment.

If you're running a bakery out of your apartment and forget to turn the oven off, the fire damage isn't covered.

If you're above a fire, even if the apartments are sealed perfectly, you might have heat damage to your carpet, tile, or wood flooring.

So if you negligently start a fire in your apartment, which results in a neighbor going to the hospital and damage to another neighbor's personal property, both of them have potential claims against you.

The fire started about 3 AM at Bethesda Hill Apartments, and resulted in not only the one million dollars in damages mentioned earlier, but in minor but unnecessary injuries to two different firefighters while battling the blaze.

We are told that most of the heat and fire damage was contained to a single apartment, but nearly ten other units were affected by smoke, water, and other factors.

If the fire were your fault, your personal property would be covered and your liability would also cover the damages to other residents as well as to the apartment itself.

A fire is a covered loss, so even if it didn't cause damage to your apartment, if the building is not usable, the fire is still the cause of loss so you still have the additional living expense coverage.

So if you negligently do $ 20,000 of damage to your apartment with a fire, it doesn't even meet the landlord's deductible.

Loss of use coverage protects you from having to spend out - of - pocket if a covered loss like a fire (or a neighbor's fire, remember that smoke damage is covered, too) means you can't use the apartment.

That would include negligent damage that you did to the apartment, such as might come from an accidental apartment fire.

It protects you if you cause bodily injury or property damage to someone else, such as would happen with an accidental apartment fire.

Even if your apartment isn't damaged in a fire, but someone else's in the building is, it might be days or weeks before you can get access to your apartment again.

You get liability coverage to protect you in the event that you should cause bodily injury or property damage, as well as personal property coverage to protect the contents of your apartments from fire, theft, vandalism, and other common perils.

In a loss like this apartment fire in Guilderland, you have to worry about more than just the cost of the personal property that was directly damaged by the fire.

Further, the landlord isn't responsible for damage to the property of your neighbors from fire or smoke if you have an apartment fire.

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It also protects you if you cause property damage or bodily injury to another resident, as would happen if you were responsible for an apartment fire.

Less than six months later the pizza place on the ground floor of her Philadelphia apartment building caught fire, causing damage to her unit and others in the building.

If you turn away from the stove for just a moment and it catches fire, who will pay for the damage to the apartment if you don't have renters insurance.

If your teenager is over at a friend's apartment and they stick pizza rolls in the oven and forget about them, there's likely to be at least some smoke damage, if not fire damage resulting from that.

A fire in another apartment could cause smoke damage to your property.

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A tenant tried to do a good thing for someone, and ended up repaid by a Modesto apartment fire that caused $ 500,000 in damage and displaced 20 people.

Renters insurance can also provide compensation for alternative living arrangements in the event that your rental unit or rented home becomes uninhabitable due to storm damage or an apartment fire.

If you have to leave your apartment because of a fire or any other damage, your renters insurance policy will cover the cost of staying in a hotel.

Stonegate Apartments renters insurance is required because you're responsible for damage caused to the property from perils such as accidental fires.

The odds of your neighbor taking responsibility for the damage their fire does to your apartment are about the same.

The fire was small and did not spread to the apartment, and there was no serious damage to the apartment.

For example, if a candle fell and set fire to your apartment that spread to other apartments, you are liable for the damages to you and your neighbor's apartments.

As she prepared for the last trip to move what little she could salvage out of the apartment, she found that someone had entered the fire damaged apartment and stolen everything they could, including her wallet, two iPads, and her checkbook.

If there's a fire in the apartment next door, you're likely to be unable to use your apartment for a few days even if the damage doesn't affect your apartment beyond a bit of smoke smell.

At it's core, it means that if you accidentally start a fire in your apartment, you're responsible for the damage to the building as well as damage and injuries to other tenants.

An apartment building in Elkton, MD has been evacuated and residents are terrified of the potential loss after a cooking fire caused significant damage to a unit within the building.

Fires with obvious causes can take days to investigate before people can be allowed back into the remaining apartments, and that's assuming there is no structural damage.

An accidental apartment fire could cause tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars in damage to the building, as well as to those who live near you.

It could be a small fire in an apartment down the hall, where they just need a few days to take care of the smoke and water damage resulting from it.

If you were to be responsible for a fire, the fire, smoke, and water wouldn't just damage your apartment.