Yes, Homeowners insurance provides coverage for sudden accidental losses as defined under the policy schedule of covered perils.
They would cover it if the damage occured during the policy period. The damage would have to be sudden and accidental damage, not wear and tear.
This would be covered under Malicious or accidental damage if your insurance company provides this.
Many companies offer insurance to cover accidental loss or damage to packages being delivered. As a consumer, you typically have the option to insure a package during the checkout of an online purchase.
No, this is considered normal wear and tear.
"Mobile insurance typically covers accidental damage, malicious damage, and reimbursement of unwanted calls. Mobile insurance also covers the loss, damage, or theft of accessories that came with the mobile."
homeowners insurance or renters insurance
Yes, Homeowners insurance typically does provide coverage for losses that result from an accidental fire.
Hurrican damage is covered. Anything direct, sudden, and accidental is covered.
Homeowners insurance covers all your personal property with some limitations. The key to the damage being covered is what is the cause of the damage in the first place. Homeowners insurance does not cover maintenance or intentional act but covers most sudden and accidental events.
The short answer is no - unless the well has run dry due to accidental damage of some sort.
Homeowners Insurance is not made to cover maintenance. Coverage is determined by the cause of the damage. If it is a "covered cause" and is sudden and accidental the it is probably covered. If not it isn't.
Most car insurance companies have a type of insurance for classic cars such as Progressive, Geico, SafeCo Insurance, and State Farm. American Collectors Insurance provides insurance for car collectors and cover everything from accidental breakage to earthquakes.