Homeowners Insurance

It is typically the largest asset a family can have, including the additional investment such as furniture, appliances, clothing, and family heirlooms. Damage or loss of a home and your personal belongings due to inevitable circumstances could be financially devastating.

Given all the expenses that come with owning a home, it is essential to acquire a homeowner’s insurance. Homeowners insurance is an insurance policy available for those who own a home or even a condo, that protects you financially in the event that provides protection against a number of perils of modern life, all in one package. Perils that are typically covered by a homeowner’s insurance policy for standard home or condo include fire, hurricanes, lightning, hail, and theft. Damage due to floods, earthquakes, and poor home maintenance is generally not covered and you may require separate provision.

Condo insurance is also available for those who live in condominium.

Home Insurance Conditions
A typical home insurance policy provides insurance protection for homeowners in the following conditions.

• The physical house or condo structure and other structures attached and detached to it like garage, pool house, guesthouse, green house, or tool shed
• Personal property such as furniture, appliances, or clothing inside your home or condo
• Loss of use or additional living expense covering cost hotel bills, apartment or rental home, eating out, and other living expenses until the home or condo is being repaired if a home is damaged by a covered peril
• Protection and medical treatment against legal liability for bodily injury or property damage if a third party is accidentally injured at your home or condo