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if your house is vacant or unoccupied during the period specified in your policy, certain coverages may be suspended such as: vandalism, glass breakage, freezing of pipes (where utilities were shut off), etc. Normally perils such as lightning would be covered as the lightning was not the result of the vacancy or unoccupancy.
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