Your home is likely your largest single investment, so it is important to have it properly covered in the event of a loss.
There are multiple types of property insurance from basic fire coverage to a policy that covers you for almost any peril that could occur. Our skilled Brokers will help you select the best property insurance for your needs.
Although not required by law, Homeowners Insurance will protect your biggest asset. Home insurance covers your dwelling, additional buildings, personal property, if you are not able to stay in your home due to an insured peril, liability coverage and voluntary medical and property damage coverage. Rebuilding a home after a loss is substantially more costly than new construction. Ask about additional special coverage’s and limits such as detached structures like garages, pool houses or sheds.
As well, be aware of replacement limits regarding your contents such as computers, jewellery, original artwork, collections and sporting equipment. Optional coverage for flood, over land water damage and sewer back up can be added to your policy. Special discounts can save you money when you combine your auto policy with homeowners insurance.
You are legally responsibly for any damage you cause to any part of your apartment and for unintentional harm caused to others who live in or visit your property while you are renting. Renters insurance will also ensure that you will be placed in another location if you are not able to remain in your location due to an insured peril (like fire). Tenants Insurance covers your contents and protects you from liability. Save money when you combine Tenants Insurance with your Auto Insurance.
This is similar to home insurance but different in that you are not covering the actual dwelling that you have purchased. With condo insurance you will be insuring the inside of the location including betterment and improvements.
You will require this insurance when you own a location but don’t live in it and rent it out to others. This coverage is very similar to home insurance but you are able to add on extensions to cover rental income and damage by tenants.
Cottage insurance is different from a homeowner’s coverage because you are not always there to monitor the property. Contact our nearest office to discuss the coverage options.
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