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Yes, Coverage is available under a builders risk policy.
If your home is just going through remodel, it may be possible for homeowners insurance to continue during construction, if not you will have to purchase builders risk as mentioned above. Have your homeowners insurance agent confirm with the carrier, the same agent can probably do the builders risk policy for you.
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