Condo Insurance
For owners of a condominium, the interior of your unit, your personal possessions and liability are protected by a condo insurance policy, with the exception of certain common areas of your building that are likely covered by your Association's plan.
What Does Condo Insurance Cover?
A Condo policy provides protection for damages to such property as:
- Alterations, appliances and fixtures, and improvements that are part of the building unit where you reside
- Property for which you are responsible under your condo association agreement
- Other structures such as your shed or garage
- Your personal property
Basic property coverage protects you against many causes of loss including:
- Fire, including smoke damage
- Windstorms, lightening, hail, ice, snow or sleet
- Theft, vandalism and malicious mischief
Your policy also provides the following personal liability coverage:
- Accidental bodily injury caused by you, your immediate family living in your home and even your pets
- For lawsuits filed against you seeking covered damages
- For accidental damage you cause to someone's property
- For medical bills for someone other than you or your family, who has been in an accident on your property
- For covered loss assessed by your condo association to each owner
- Coverage limit options of up to $1 million or even more














































