It is unlikely that the homeowners policy would cover an accidental spill other than in the case of a sewage back-up. In any case cleaning the carpet would cost less than the deductible on your policy.
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Yes, Homeowners insurance provides coverage for sudden accidental losses as defined under the policy schedule of covered perils.
No, normal wear and tear of household furnishings and applicances is not a covered peril under a homeowners insurance policy.
Homeowners Insurance is not made to cover maintenance. Coverage is determined by the cause of the damage. If it is a "covered cause" and is sudden and accidental the it is probably covered. If not it isn't.
depending on you insurance company... I know my snowmobiles are covered on my homeowners
It depends on the cause of the furnace fire. Remember that homeowners insurance is all tied to the cause and whether or not it is a covered cause. If the furnace fire was caused because of lack of maintenance then it would not be covered. If the furnace fire started because of some other accidental covered cause then it would be covered.
No. A broken faucet sounds like a maintenance or a manufacturer issue and not an insurance problem. Insurance covers events that happen due to a covered cause such as : fire, theft, lightning, windstorm, weight of ice or snow, and many others. The covered item happen in a sudden and accidental manner for them to be covered as well. At no time does a homeowners policy cover maintenance problems. This is not what a homeowners policy was designed to do.
No. Your Car is covered by your Auto Insurance Policy. It is never covered by a homeowners policy no matter whose property it is on.
Homeowners insurance covers all your personal property with some limitations. The key to the damage being covered is what is the cause of the damage in the first place. Homeowners insurance does not cover maintenance or intentional act but covers most sudden and accidental events.
Yes. That is covered on a homeowners policy.
No. Not a covered cause.