Condo Insurance

Condo insurance covers what your association’s master policy won’t.

Condo life means built-in community, convenience, and even protection. However, your association’s insurance usually doesn’t protect what’s inside your home. You’re probably on your own if a dishwasher leak destroys your flooring or burglars target your building. Personalized condo insurance can help fill in these gaps in your master policy. Your responsibility becomes our responsibility, too.

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What does condo insurance protect me against?

Theft

Stolen personal property including furniture, clothes, sports equipment, electronics, jewelry, and silverware

Vandalism

Graffiti, broken windows, destroyed landscaping—almost any willful destruction or defacement of your property

Smoke

Damage from grease, wood, or electrical fires, including pervasive smoke odor in furniture and clothes, soot and ash, discoloration of household surfaces, and damaged air systems

Water Damage from Plumbing or Appliances

Busted lines to dishwashers, washing machines, and toilets that cause bubbled flooring, drywall damage, and appliance failure

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We cover more than you might expect. Ask an agent about all the perils you’re protected against with Virginia Farm Bureau.

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What Condo Insurance Can Include

Our agents can help you spot what your association’s policy leaves out. We’ll tailor a policy to your particular situation, protecting just what you need.

Property Coverage


This covers your dwelling, additions, and alterations in case of accidental damage outside of your association’s coverage. It’s similar to traditional homeowners insurance.

Personal Possessions Coverage


Furniture, electronics, clothes, and other personal belongings need their own coverage in case of disaster. This protects your personal property even if it’s off-site.

Liability Coverage


If someone is injured inside your condo, or if you injure someone or damage someone’s property outside your home, you could be legally liable. This covers the cost of damages and legal fees to defend yourself.

Medical Payments to Others


Accidents can happen even when you’re paying attention. If someone is injured while on your property, this coverage helps pay their medical costs even if you’re not liable.

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Additional Living Expenses Coverage


If your property is so badly damaged that you need to live elsewhere for a while, this coverage kicks in. It covers the cost of temporary accommodations, food, and more.

Loss Assessment Coverage


If something happens to your condo's shared building or common areas that exceeds the association's insurance limits, this covers your share of the repair costs.

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Questions to Ask Your Agent

In short, condo insurance covers what your association’s master plan doesn’t. This might mean just your personal property or it might mean everything inside, including electrical and plumbing systems. Your local agent can help sort through how much you actually need to cover. We’ll ask about what other assets you want to protect as well, so you’re covered in personal liability situations, too.

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