Condo insurance is generally provided by two sources – the condo unit owner (you) and the condominium association. Confusing, right?
We’ve taken on the task of knowing insurance inside and out, so we can break it down for you, in simple terms. Then you know what your remaining risks are and can decide how to handle them.
You can choose from two coverage levels for your possessions and any improvements you make that you’re required to insure:
Basic coverage is for specific risks listed in your policy for things like:
Premier coverage is our best coverage.1 In addition to what the basic policy includes, you’ll also have protection for accidents like:
You can also choose from the following claim settlement types for your personal property:
Actual cash value covers your belongings at the cost to repair or replace the damaged property, minus depreciation.
Replacement cost covers the cost to repair or replace your belongings. So if you have a 10-year-old refrigerator you need to replace because of a covered loss, we’ll pay you for a comparable model today, minus your deductible.
Liability coverage is automatically included with your condo insurance and helps protect you if someone is injured on your property, you're responsible for damages to someone else's property, or you're sued for those injuries or damages and have legal defense costs.
Medical Payments coverage can provide coverage for others’ medical costs if they’re injured on your property. You can choose up to $25,000 in coverage.
You may need special coverage that our base policy doesn’t have. We offer extra choices at an added cost to customize your condo insurance coverage.
Some of your belongings are only insured up to specific limits. Some examples:
If you have high value items you have questions about, talk to your representative about insuring them separately. It’s usually very affordable, and you’ll have peace of mind knowing you’re protected.
The following risks aren’t included with the base condo insurance policy coverage, but you can buy extra coverage for:
Condo insurance doesn’t cover flood damage, and flood insurance is generally only available through the National Flood Insurance Program. We can help get you covered through the federal program if your condo qualifies.2
Our discounts can help you balance the cost of coverage with the amount of protection you need.
You could qualify for the Multi-Policy Discount if you have a condo policy and one of these policies or accounts with us:
If you purchase a new Condo insurance policy, you will receive the Welcome Discount.
The Loyalty Discount will apply to Condo insurance policies that have been in place for three years or more. This condo insurance discount starts automatically after the Welcome Discount expires.
If you pay your bills on time, you could qualify for our Good Payer Discount on your Condominium insurance policy as long as you meet the eligibility criteria.
If you don’t have any condo insurance claims for five years in a row, you'll qualify for this discount on your Condominuim insurance policy.
If you have added our Sump Pump Failure/Back-up of Sewer or Drain Coverage Endorsement on your Condo insurance policy and have one or more back-up systems in place, including a water pressure or battery back-up on your sump pump or a permanently installed generator in your condo, you may qualify for our Back-up System Discount.
If you pay your condo insurance premium bill on an annual basis, you’ll qualify for the Preferred Payment Discount.
COUNTRY Financial® is a family of affiliated companies (collectively, COUNTRY) located in Bloomington, IL. Learn more about who we are.
Insurance policies issued by COUNTRY Mutual Insurance Company®, COUNTRY Casualty Insurance Company® or COUNTRY Preferred Insurance Company®, Bloomington, IL.
Discounts and availability vary by state.
Alabama residents: Review the Alabama Bill of Rights for additional information.
1 Not available in all states.
2Flood insurance policies are offered through CC Services, Inc., from various third-party carriers not affiliated with COUNTRY Financial®, in accordance with the National Flood Insurance Program. The issuing carrier is responsible for all claims determination as well as claims paying ability. For more information about CC Services, Inc., read the License and Name Information in our full Terms & Conditions.
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