Property Insurance

Key highlights

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Coverage for Natural Disasters

Protects your property from damages caused by earthquakes, floods, cyclones, and other natural calamities, ensuring financial stability during unexpected events.

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Fire & Allied Perils Protection

Provides compensation for losses due to fire, lightning, explosions, and other related risks, helping in rebuilding or repairing your home or commercial space.

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Burglary & Theft Coverage

Offers financial protection against burglary, theft, and vandalism, covering loss of valuables and damage to the property.

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Loss of Rent & Alternate Accommodation

In case of major damages rendering the property uninhabitable, the policy compensates for lost rental income or provides funds for temporary accommodation.

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Structural & Content Protection

Covers both the physical structure of the property and valuable contents such as furniture, electronics, and fixtures, providing all-around security.

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Public Liability Coverage

Protects against legal liabilities if a third party sustains injury or property damage due to incidents occurring on the insured property.

Insurance Exclusion

Exclusion

  • Gradual Wear & Tear

    Damages due to aging, normal wear and tear, or lack of maintenance are not covered under property insurance.

  • Pre-Existing Damages

    Any existing structural damages or defects present before purchasing the policy are not included.

  • War & Terrorism-Related Losses

    Damages due to war, terrorist activities, or nuclear hazards are generally excluded from standard policies.

  • Illegal Activities & Wilful Negligence

    If the damage results from unlawful activities or intentional negligence, the claim will not be honored.

  • Certain Natural Disasters

    Some policies may exclude specific natural calamities like landslides, unless an additional rider is purchased.

  • Loss of Cash & Documents

    While property contents are covered, loss of cash, important documents, or jewelry beyond a specified limit may not be included.

Types Of Property Insurance

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Home Insurance

Covers residential properties, protecting both structure and contents against various risks like fire, theft, and natural disasters.

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Commercial Property Insurance

Designed for business properties, ensuring financial security against damages to office spaces, warehouses, and retail outlets.

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Landlord Insurance

Specifically for property owners renting out their premises, offering protection for structural damages and loss of rental income.

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Renter’s Insurance

Covers tenants’ personal belongings against theft, fire, and other damages while residing in a rented property.

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Industrial Property Insurance

Provides coverage for factories, manufacturing units, and warehouses, safeguarding against operational losses and asset damage.

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Specialized High-Value Property Insurance

Tailored for high-end properties, covering luxury items, antiques, and art collections with extended coverage.

Why is Property Insurance Essential?

Insurance Essentials

Natural calamities and accidental fires can lead to massive losses; property insurance ensures financial assistance for rebuilding and repairs.

Whether it’s a home or a business property, insurance helps protect your hard-earned investment from unforeseen risks.

For commercial properties, insurance minimizes financial setbacks by covering losses due to structural damages or operational disruptions.

Protects home owners and business owners from legal claims due to third-party injuries or damages occurring on their property.

Knowing your property is insured against various risks allows you to live or operate a business without financial worries.

With a variety of plans and add-ons available, you can tailor coverage based on specific needs, ensuring adequate security at reasonable premiums.