Coverage D: Loss of Use

Loss of use coverage provides assistance should your home be declared unlivable. With this coverage you may recoup the reasonable costs incurred for living outside of your home, such as rent, food, laundry, etc.

All About Loss of Use Coverage

In some scenarios, it is possible storms, calamities or other incidents can cause enough damage to your rental requiring some or all of your home to be completely rebuilt. When these unfortunate circumstances happen, the home is no longer inhabitable and renters have to find a new place to stay with no time to prepare.

With the help of Coverage D, or loss of use coverage, Florida Peninsula covers the costs associated with helping renters remain on their feet while their home is being rebuilt.

Expenses that are typically covered under loss of use coverage of lodging, whether it’s staying in a hotel for a couple weeks or even renting an apartment for several months. Coverage D also covers smaller expenses that quickly add up such as buying groceries.

What's covered?

Coverage D can cover most common events, such as:

Fire or smoke

Hurricane

Hail

Lightning

Explosion

Water damage caused by burst pipes

Theft

Vandalism

Falling objects

Weight of ice, snow, or sleet

Impact by aircraft or land vehicle

Riots

How much Coverage D do I need?

Should your home be deemed unlivable/uninhabitable due to a covered loss, you will no doubt need Coverage D to find you and your family a place to stay until the rental is repaired. In addition to covering the expenses of a hotel or apartment rental, Coverage D will also provide reasonable reimbursement for food and other expenses you will incur should you be displaced from your home. Coverage D defaults to 10% of Coverage A and cannot be excluded.