Some insurance companies will likely not require an inspection for newly built or recently renovated homes. Learn more.
Plumbing repairs can be expensive, and if you have an accident, it’s good to know if your insurance covers plumbing. Find your answers here.
Depending on the coverage, homeowners insurance can protect your property and belongings from damage and loss.
Personal liability insurance helps you if an accident at your home results in bodily injury or property damage. Learn more.
A standard homeowners insurance policy usually covers sudden and internal water damage but not flooding. Learn more.
Whether your home insurance covers foundation repairs depends on your specific coverage and the cause of the damage.
Recoverable depreciation is the gap between an item’s actual cash value and the cost of replacing it. Learn about how home insurance helps cover this cost.
An HO-3 insurance policy protects homeowners against property damage, legal liability, and other costs associated with unexpected disasters.
You may need landlord insurance, also called rental property insurance, if you rent out your home, condo, or apartment long-term. Learn more.
Service line coverage can help protect you from financial liability for damage to sewer, water, cable and electric lines on your property.
If you don’t have homeowners insurance, or don’t have enough, your mortgage lender may purchase force-placed insurance and charge you for it.
Wondering how to find out if you live in a flood zone? Homeowners can easily check through FEMA’s online flood map service center.
A sump pump drains water from your basement to prevent flooding. Learn more about how they work and if you need one.
Wondering if you should use private flood insurance or FEMA flood insurance? Learn more about both and which coverage is right for you.
Have a burst pipe? Learn more about how to handle filing a burst pipe insurance claim and how to avoid them in the future.