Dwelling
Coverage – our homeowner policies offer all risk coverages
on your dwelling. All
homeowners contain a coinsurance clause, which means your dwelling
must be insured at replacement cost, not the market value.
We personally inspect all homes and provide you with a copy
of the Boeckh residential building valuation system replacement
cost figures. Inflation
guard and guaranteed replacement cost protection are just a few of
the additional coverages that can be included.
Other
Structures – provides
coverage for your detached garage, sheds, fences, etc.
Usually 10% of your dwelling coverage.
Additional coverage can be purchased to properly insure all
of the buildings on your property.
Personal
Property – our homeowner policies include replacement cost
protection for your personal property.
This coverage is written at 75% of your dwelling coverage.
Certain items should be scheduled for an additional premium
such as: jewelry, furs, fine arts, cameras, computers, guns,
silver, stamp and coin collections.
Loss
of Use - if your home or apartment is not livable due to a
covered loss, this coverage provides the cost of any additional
living expenses you incur.
Personal
Liability -
covers you and your family against legal liability for
bodily injury and property damage to others arising out of
personal activities both on and off your premises.
Medical
Payments to Others – covers
medical expense reimbursement to guests and residence employees
when injured on your premises.
(does not apply to members of your household).
Deductible -
the amount you are
responsible in the event of a loss (not including liability
losses). Most
companies base deductible is $250.
The higher your deductible, the lower your premium.
Earthquake
Coverage – some insurance contracts automatically include
earthquake coverage with a separate 5% deductible.
If your contract does not include this coverage, we can add
for an additional fee.