Your house is probably the most valuable asset you have, and you have homeowners insurance to help protect you and your house in case something unfortunate, such as a fire, should happen. From electrical issues to candle mishaps, the National Fire Protection Association reports an average of 355,400 residential fires each year. Being prepared is a good idea — and that includes knowing what your insurance policy covers and how much protection it may provide.
From bodily injury and property damage to theft and emergency expenses, our motorcycle insurance offers more coverage options than the states' minimum financial responsibility limits, so you only need to add extra coverage if you need to.
Much like an everyday vehicle, motorhomes are required by law to have liability insurance coverage. If you’re financing your vehicle, you will likely be required to prove that you have full coverage insurance before being allowed to drive away.
Adding flood insurance to your insurance package means you're covered if groundwater rises and floods your home—a situation that isn't usually covered by home policies.