Sentences with phrase «water damage to your apartment»

As far as liability goes, you're not likely to find coverage for the fish tank breaking and causing water damage to the apartment.

Liability for water damage to your apartment can come from a number of sources.

As far as liability goes, you're not likely to find coverage for the fish tank breaking and causing water damage to the apartment.

Liability for water damage to your apartment can come from a number of sources.

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Last week the neighbor above and to the right of Alex and Max's apartment somehow didn't realize that their toilet was overflowing and went to a Cub's game, while water flooded his or her apartment, destroyed the apartment below them, and did significant damage to the entry walls, ceiling, and floor of A and M's apartment.

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.

Even those residents who still had an apartment to go back to spent several days in a hotel and had significant expenses dealing with smoke and water damage.

Multiple apartments had damage from smoke and water, and quite a few people are looking for a place to stay tonight as a result.

Whether the earthquake causes damage to your personal property, or the quake causes a water leak that floods your apartment, you will not be covered.

Even if the only damage to your apartment is from water or smoke, you'd still have coverage for your personal property or for loss of use in most situations.

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

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 a neighbor left the water running and it spilled down into your apartment and damaged tens of thousands of dollars of your property, would you be able to replace it?

Liability for water damage to the rented premises — also known as «your apartment» — is not part of that carve back, so there's no coverage.

If your pipes freeze in an apartment as a result of your negligence, you'd be responsible to the community for damage to your apartment as well as any other units that suffered damage from the water.

What happens if a lake effect snowstorm rips through and ice dams allow water to leak into your apartment and damage your electronics?

That damage was mostly limited to one apartment, other than smoke and water.

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.

Charging the harbor users to clean up this mess is akin to a high - rise condo owner asking his neighbors below to pay for the flood damage in their apartments from water that originated in his residence.

Whether the earthquake causes damage to your personal property, or the quake causes a water leak that floods your apartment, you will not be covered.

Eight apartments are considered to be a total loss, and many others suffered fire, smoke, and water damage.

While Massachusetts renters insurance generally covers about 20 types of losses, including vandalism, theft, fire etc., you should consider adding flood coverage if your apartment is in an area prone to water damage.

While the water of a flood causes damage to your apartment, townhouse or condo, that is not the same as flood damage protection.

If your waterbed bursts or springs a leak, all that water could do major damage (to your apartment and the apartment downstairs).

Your renters insurance policy won't cover the costs of a cross-country move, but if you have to relocate due to fire, water damage, or any other claim that makes your rented home or apartment unlivable, you should be set.

It also covers damage to the apartment that you cause, such as water damage from letting a bathtub overflow.

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.

Renters insurance at Antigua Village apartments would have also covered the personal property that was damaged due to fire, smoke, or water.

If a neighbor left the water running and it spilled down into your apartment and damaged tens of thousands of dollars of your property, would you be able to replace it?

If they have a small kitchen fire, even if they put it out quickly, the smoke or water damage might get to your apartment.

Furthermore, if you live in an apartment, loft, condo, senior citizen home or any other complex, you need to be prepared for any accidental fire, smoke or water damage that the other tenants may cause.

The business forgot to turn something off causing a fire below my apartment which caused my belongings to be damaged by the smoke and water from putting out the fire.

Whether you rent a house or an apartment, you need to have insurance to protect you financially from fire, theft, or even unexpected perils such as riots, water damage, or lightning strikes.

Sometimes called apartment insurance, it will also help pay hotel expenses if your unit is temporarily unlivable, say due to fire or water damage.

If the entire apartment has to be sprayed down with fire hoses to make sure there are no hot spots left, the damage from that water can be covered as well because the fire is the ultimate cause of your loss.

Standard renters insurance is going to give you the protection you need if water damage, weather damage or fire happens to your apartment or townhouse.

If you leave the water on, causing your sink to overflow, any damage to the walls, carpet, or the apartment below could be your fault.

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

Multiple apartments had damage from smoke and water, and quite a few people are looking for a place to stay tonight as a result.

Most fires begin in one unit and quickly spread to other apartments, which, even if they do not burn, suffer from smoke and water damage.

This can include a fire in your apartment, landslide damage to your condo, a burst water pipe in your townhouse or a theft in your senior citizen complex.

If you find yourself out of your apartment or condo because of fire or water damage, you want to be sure that your insurer provides for living expenses so you will be able to live in another apartment during this time at no personal cost.

Water damage is like the apartment above you causing your ceiling to leak because their tub overflowed.

The liability coverage is required because your community's management wants to make sure that smoke, fire, water, or explosion that cause damage to your apartment doesn't result in you being sued by their insurance company.

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 live in an apartment, loft, house, or condo, you are safe for the most part, but research indicates renters in such dwellings are more likely than homeowners to experience loss due to crime, vandalism, fire, or water damage.

Water damage is reserved for things like if the apartment above yours leaked and caused damage to your ceiling.

Two more apartments had damage from smoke or water, and the entire building is unable to be occupied at this time.

Georgia gets its fair share of hot sunny days but also receives moderate to heavy rainfall which lead to water damage in your rental home, especially if living on a ground floor apartment.