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Usually, yes. Check your policy for details, but comp usually covers any kind of damage (subject to a deductible, of course) that occurs when NOT related to a moving accident - if a tree falls on your car, or it's broken into , or something like that. It covers a lot of stuff, which is why they call it 'comprehensive'....
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