Travelers Insurance says, "Distinctive homes require distinctive insurance protection." While every home is a signifigant investment, high value homes with special characteristics and architectural features require unique coverage. Often these homes also contain fine possessions such as art, collectibles, jewelry or antiques, which nececitates very special coverage. We have several preferred carriers with whom we can pair you for insuring your home; one example of which is Travelers Platinum Plus, some of whose unique features are as follows:
* Additional replacement cost coverage up to 100% of your Coverage A limits
* Cash settlement option in the case of a total loss
* Accomodation and increased expense coverage includes meals and laundry
* Coverage for costs incurred due to changes in building codes
* Automatic inclusion of personal injury protection
* Higher limits for valuable items
* Data restoration and identity fraud protection included
* Deductibles up to $50,000 allow you to lower your premium
In order to ensure that you have the most appropriate insurance coverage, a free appraisal of your home is provided by Travelers, and in the event of a claim the appraisal provides detailed information which helps to expedite your claim.
call me to get your high value homeowners insurance quote at
1-855-GET-SELECT (438-7353)
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