Q&A about earthquake insurance

A quick look at questions relating to earthquake insurance coverage.

 
By Don Mecoy | Published: November 7, 2011    Comment on this article Leave a comment

Q&A about earthquake insurance

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Q: Is earthquake damage covered in a standard insurance policy?

A: Earthquakes are not covered under standard U.S. homeowners or business insurance policies. Coverage is usually available for earthquake damage in the form of a supplemental policy.

Q: What does earthquake insurance cover?

A: Earthquake insurance provides protection from the shaking and cracking that can destroy buildings and personal possessions. Coverage for other kinds of damage that may result from earthquakes, such as fire and water damage due to burst gas and water pipes, is provided by standard homeowners and business insurance policies in most states.

Q: How much does earthquake insurance cost?

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