MONDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 2021
From the rooftop to the kitchen range, we’ve gathered some homeowners insurance basics and how it helps you to protect one of life’s biggest investments—your home.
What Protection Does It Offer?
Obtaining coverage specific to your mobile home is essential. In fact, a standard homeowners insurance policy will not cover your liabilities in the same way this specific policy will. There are also endorsements you can add to the policy to cater to your specific needs.
Coverage Inclusions
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Protection for improvements
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Loss of use of your mobile home
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Coverage for your actual mobile home and any adjacent structures that are on your premises:
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Covered from all forms of loss including fire, windstorm damage, damage from falling objects, lightning and explosions.
Additional Endorsements
Consider purchasing these endorsements for added protection:
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Emergency removal: This policy pays for you to move your mobile home if an oncoming disaster (e.g., fire, tornado) threatens your home and safety.
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Trip collision: Protection for use when moving your mobile home to another permanent location.
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Worldwide coverage: Protection for your personal belongings if they are lost, stolen or damaged when travelling to another permanent location.
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Fire department charges: Provides reimbursement for charges incurred if your mobile home is located in an area that is not serviced by a fire department.
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Extended coverage: Used for valuables, such as jewelry, furs and heirlooms and for electronics.
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Additional dwelling rented to others.
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Water backup: Protects against damage resulting from water backups.
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