Condo Coverage
What is a COI and why do I need it?
A Certificate of Insurance (COI) provides a snapshot of coverage limits, policy effective and expiration dates, and insurance carriers of the condominium association. If you are a condo unit owner, or you are preparing to purchase a condominium, you may be asked to provide this document initially and annually.
It is important that certificates are collected from each unit owner to protect the interest of the association in the event of a claim. This way, the association knows what coverage is in place and who to contact should anything ever develop.
How much coverage do I need?
Bouvier is here to help you figure out the amount of personal property coverage you may need; we will review your master policy before helping you determine the best coverage.
Condo policies need to be reviewed on a case by case basis because state laws and association bylaws can differ significantly. Talking with our experienced licensed insurance agents is the best way to get coverage suggestions tailored to your situation.
What is condo (HO-6) insurance?
Condo unit owners are in a unique position because you don’t own the entire building you live in or the land it sits on. Your condo or homeowners association (HOA) carries a master policy to insure its buildings and common areas, but as a condo owner you need your own insurance policy to protect your unit, personal belongings, and any liability for your guests.
Although the ownership structures of condominiums and co-ops work differently, insurance policies for individual owners work pretty much the same no matter which type of unit you have.