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Condo Insurance to Protect What Your Association Doesn’t

Our condo insurance policy fits your lifestyle. It’s just the right size for you — no more and no less, just like your condo.

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What Is Condo (H06) Insurance?

Condo insurance, also known as H06 insurance, is like homeowners insurance for your condo. It helps cover liability claims, the interior of your unit, personal belongings, and additional living expenses if you’re unable to stay in your condo due to a covered event. 

While your condo association should carry a master insurance policy, this policy may only provide limited — or no coverage — for the inside of your unit or your personal belongings. So, what does a condo association insurance policy cover? Typically, the master insurance policy covers the grounds, most of the physical structure of your condo, and common areas like a swimming pool or gym. 

What Does Condo Insurance Cover?

Westfield’s condo insurance can help give you a financial cushion in case of unexpected circumstances such as:

  • Fire
  • Theft
  • Disaster
  • Accidental injury to a visitor inside your condo if you are legally liable

Once you’ve nailed down the basics with your condo insurance plan, you might want to consider some extras, like identity theft protection, cyber protection insurance, and inland flood insurance for your condo. Our independent agents are standing by to guide you through our flexible, add-on coverage options.

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 Coverage Highlights

Westfield offers competitive coverage for your condo without being a burden on your budget. Here are five coverages* that are generally included in our HO6 insurance policies: 

Personal Property

for items including your furniture, clothing, electronics, and jewelry. 

Unit-Owners Coverage

for items not covered by the master policy, such as cabinetry, light fixtures, flooring, and more.

Personal Liability

and medical payments for visitors who get injured on your property.

Temporary Living Costs

 if you are unable to occupy your home due to a covered loss.

Loss Assessment Coverage

for fees you may be charged when a common area is damaged.

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What Is the Difference Between Condo Insurance and Homeowners Insurance?

Like homeowners insurance, condo insurance helps cover your personal belongings, the interior of your unit, injuries on your property that you are legally liable for, and temporary living expenses. However, condo insurance usually does not cover damage to the outside of your home, including exterior walls and communal areas. That’s because your condo association’s master insurance policy typically covers these things. 

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*Subject to policy limitations.

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