Earthquake coverage
Protect your home and belongings for damage caused by an earthquake
Most home, condo, tenant and seasonal insurance policies don’t cover loss or damage caused by earthquake
You need to purchase additional coverage to protect your home from earthquake damage.
What Earthquake Insurance Covers
Adding an earthquake endorsement extends your insurance policy to cover loss or damage caused by an earthquake.
Homeowners
Building—The home and other structures on your property such as a shed, gazebo or detached garage.
Contents—Belongings such as clothes, furniture, and appliances.
Additional living expenses—for temporary accommodations if your need to leave your home to ensure your safety after a covered claim, or if you are under a mandatory evacuation order.
Condo
Unit—the unit and upgrades made such as flooring and cabinetry.
Contents—Belongings such as clothes, furniture and appliances.
Additional living expenses—for temporary accommodations if you need to leave your home to ensure your safety, or if you are under a mandatory evacuation order.
Loss Assessment—Coverage for your portion of the condo corporation’s insurance deductible in the event of a covered claim.
Tenants
Contents—Belongings such as clothes and furniture.
Additional living expenses—for temporary accommodations if you need to leave your home to ensure your safety, or if you are under a mandatory evacuation order.
Learn more about earthquake
Visit these websites for resources on earthquakes, earthquake damage and what you can do to protect your home:
Get helpful information about emergency preparedness
Learn more about emergency preparedness from The Insurance Bureau of Canada. Go to www.ibc.ca.
Get helpful tips from the Government of Canada. Go to www.getprepared.gc.ca.
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