Condo Insurance (HO-6) Coverage

Protect your condo unit, belongings, and personal liability with comprehensive HO-6 insurance

  • Coverage where HOA insurance stops
  • Protection for unit improvements
  • Personal property & liability coverage
  • Bundle with auto for 25% savings

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What Condo Insurance Covers

HO-6 policies protect everything inside your unit and more

Unit Interior (Walls-In)

Everything from the walls inward is your responsibility

  • Interior walls, floors, and ceilings
  • Kitchen cabinets and countertops
  • Bathroom fixtures and improvements
  • Built-in appliances and systems

Personal Property

Your belongings are protected anywhere

  • Furniture and electronics
  • Clothing and personal items
  • Items in storage units
  • Property while traveling

Liability & Loss Assessment

Financial protection for condo-specific risks

  • Personal liability coverage
  • HOA loss assessments
  • Guest medical expenses
  • Additional living expenses

HOA Master Policy vs. Your HO-6 Policy

Understanding the coverage gap you need to fill

Coverage Area HOA Master Policy Your HO-6 Policy
Building exterior ✓ Covered ✗ Not Covered
Common areas ✓ Covered ✗ Not Covered
Your unit interior ✗ Limited/None ✓ Fully Covered
Your belongings ✗ Not Covered ✓ Fully Covered
Your improvements ✗ Not Covered ✓ Fully Covered
Personal liability ✗ Not Covered ✓ Fully Covered

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Tips for Condo Owners

Maximize your protection and avoid coverage gaps

Review HOA Documents

Understand exactly what your HOA's master policy covers. Look for "bare walls" vs "all-in" coverage to determine your needs.

Document Upgrades

Keep records of any improvements you've made to your unit. Custom flooring, cabinets, and fixtures need proper coverage.

Loss Assessment Coverage

If your HOA has a large deductible or special assessment, you could be responsible for thousands. Ensure adequate coverage.