Every property is unique, and so are its risks.

Whether you own a home, farm, business, or warehouse — your property is an investment worth protecting. HRCS India brings you a wide range of property insurance plans tailored to different industries and risks.

What is property insurance

  • Property insurance offers vital financial protection and peace of mind for both homeowners and business owners, helping manage losses from unforeseen events. Individuals should carefully assess their property type, risk exposure, and value of belongings to choose the most suitable coverage. Property insurance provides financial protection against damages or losses to residential or commercial property due to events like fire, theft, natural disasters, and other risks.

Types of Property Insurance We Offer

Why do you need Property Insurance

  • Property insurance safeguards your home or business property from unexpected disasters such as fire, storms, floods, and earthquakes. These events can cause significant damage, leading to costly repairs or even total loss. With insurance coverage in place, you can recover financially without depleting your savings. This protection ensures that you are not left vulnerable to the high expenses associated with rebuilding or restoring your property after such calamities.
  • Apart from natural disasters, properties are often at risk from theft, burglary, or vandalism. Property insurance covers losses due to stolen or damaged belongings, offering financial compensation to help replace your valuables. This coverage gives you peace of mind knowing that your assets and possessions have a safety net against criminal activities that can otherwise result in substantial financial loss.
  • Property insurance often includes liability coverage that protects you against legal claims if someone is injured on your property or if your property inadvertently damages a third party’s assets. This protection can cover medical expenses, legal costs, and compensation claims, shielding you from potentially significant liabilities. Liability coverage is essential for managing risks associated with owning and maintaining property in both residential and commercial settings.
  • Having property insurance offers peace of mind, knowing that you have taken steps to protect one of your most significant investments. It helps maintain financial stability by covering repair and replacement costs without putting undue strain on your finances. In the event of damage or loss, property insurance speeds up your recovery, allowing you to rebuild and move forward without delay. This security is invaluable in today’s unpredictable environment.

Property Insurance claim

  • Familiarize yourself with your policy, including the required documents and procedures for claims.
  • Follow all policy conditions and warranties regarding the care and maintenance of your property throughout the policy period.
  • In the event of loss or damage (such as theft, fire, or flood), notify the relevant authorities (e.g., police, fire brigade) as required.
  • Intimate your insurance company promptly so they can appoint a surveyor to assess and verify the loss.

FAQs

  • Typically, it covers the structure of your home, detached structures like garages, personal belongings, liability for accidents occurring on your property, and additional living expenses if your home becomes uninhabitable due to a covered peril.
  • Yes, contents such as furniture, appliances, clothing, and electronics are covered up to a sum insured, often based on actual cash value or replacement cost minus depreciation.
  • Standard policies usually cover fire, lightning, storm, and certain other perils. Coverage for floods, earthquakes, and other disasters often requires additional riders or separate policies.
  •  Yes, liability protection covers bodily injuries or property damage to others on your property, including legal fees and medical expenses.
  • Claim documents may include the policy document, proof of loss, police FIR (in case of theft), repair bills, photographs of damage, and any other insurer-specific forms.

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