Your home and attached structures.
Typically addresses the house and attached structures, including qualifying built-in components. Check the insured limit, covered causes, valuation terms, and endorsements.
Explore Dwelling coverage definition →These are common homeowners-policy labels. The policy form, declarations, exclusions and endorsements determine your actual coverage.
Typically addresses the house and attached structures, including qualifying built-in components. Check the insured limit, covered causes, valuation terms, and endorsements.
Explore Dwelling coverage definition →Often addresses detached garages, sheds, and fences. Being outdoors alone does not decide the coverage. A building’s use, endorsements, or a requirement to list it separately can change how it is insured.
Explore Other structures definition →Typically addresses belongings such as furniture, clothing, and electronics. Covered causes, valuation, special limits, and scheduled items can differ from the protection for the house.
Explore Personal property definition →Depending on the policy, benefits can include additional living expenses and other protections such as fair rental value. ALE concerns qualifying increases over normal living costs; it is part of Loss of Use, not an interchangeable name for every benefit.
Explore Loss of Use definition →A description of the property is only the starting point. UCAG reviews the actual policy to help explain where an item fits. Explore the individual definitions above, or see how coverage and valuation affect claim payments.
National reference: NAIC — Understanding Your Homeowners or Renter’s Policy. Coverage labels and benefits vary by policy; read the declarations, policy form, and endorsements together.
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