Does State Farm Offer Sinkhole Coverage?
In Most States, Sinkholes Are Not Covered by Homeowner's Insurance Policies from State Farm, the No. 1 Home Insurer in the Country. “Damage from Them Is...
In most states, sinkholes are not covered by homeowner's insurance policies from State Farm, the No. 1 home insurer in the country. “Damage from them is specifically excluded,” spokesman Kip Diggs says.
What insurance company covers sinkholes?
Many major insurance companies, such as Nationwide, Travelers and USAA, offer sinkhole endorsements in high-risk areas. However, coverage may be limited only to events caused by previous mining operations. Nationwide and Travelers, for example, exclude naturally occurring sinkholes from coverage.
Can you get insurance for sinkholes?
No, standard homeowners insurance will not cover sinkholes or any other so-called earth movements, like earthquakes and landslides. However, you may be able to add sinkhole coverage to your policy for an additional premium or purchase it separately.
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