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Common Coverage Gaps articles offer in-depth guidance for Ohio homeowners, landlords, drivers, and small business owners. These resources break down complex insurance topics into clear, actionable insights. Learn how different policies work, how to compare options, and how to avoid common mistakes related to common coverage gaps. Perfect for anyone making informed decisions about protecting their home, vehicle, business, or investment property.
Centerville homeowners in the 45458 and 45459 ZIP codes share a lot on the surface: tree-lined streets, well-kept subdivisions, and a reputation for stable schools and property values. But if you look at how homeowners insurance is actually priced in these two ZIPs, you’ll find meaningful differences hiding underneath. Carriers look far beyond “Centerville” on…
Most Ohio homeowners assume their insurance policy automatically covers everything that can go wrong with a home. Unfortunately, that misunderstanding often isn’t discovered until after a loss occurs—when it’s too late to add the coverage that would have protected them. Home Insurance Endorsements are important to understand; Because Ohio’s homes are older than the national…
Few insurance misunderstandings in Ohio create more financial pain than the confusion between water damage and flooding. While both involve water entering your home, they are treated entirely differently by insurers, regulated under different sets of laws, and covered by completely separate policies. For Ohio homeowners—especially those living in older neighborhoods, homes with basements, or…
Across Ohio—especially in cities like Dayton, Kettering, Oakwood, Miamisburg, and Riverside—homeowners are running into a frustrating new problem: homes that were once easy to insure are suddenly being flagged as “high risk” or even “uninsurable.” It’s not because the homes are falling apart. In fact, in many Dayton neighborhoods, it’s happening to beautifully renovated properties….
