An earthquake can shake more than the ground, it can shake your financial stability. Standard homeowners and commercial property policies exclude earthquake damage, leaving you responsible for costly repairs and replacements.
Earthquake Insurance helps cover the cost of rebuilding your structure, replacing damaged belongings, and keeping life or business moving after a seismic event. Trailstone helps you choose coverage tailored to your property, location, and budget, so you’re ready when the unexpected hits.
Earthquake Insurance covers damage caused by seismic activity, something most standard home policies do not include.
Pays for repairs to your home’s structure, from foundation cracks to collapsed walls.
Helps replace furniture, appliances, and personal items damaged during a quake.
Covers temporary housing and related costs if your home is unsafe after an earthquake.
Earthquake Insurance provides targeted protection for the damage and costs a quake can cause, costs your regular policy won’t pay for.
Coverage for your home, building, and foundation.
Replacement of belongings like furniture, electronics, and inventory.
Hotel stays, meals, and rental costs if you can’t use your property.
Clearing rubble and damaged materials from your property.
Meeting newer building codes during repairs or rebuilding.
Garages, sheds, fences, retaining walls, and other outbuildings.
You do not have to live next to a fault line to feel the impact of an earthquake. Even small quakes can cause costly damage to your home’s structure and your peace of mind.
Why homeowners are often unprepared
Earthquake Insurance gives you the means to recover without financial ruin, no matter how unexpected the quake.
— Tammy Y. Medford, OR
At Trailstone Insurance Group, we believe insurance shouldn’t be complicated. Below are some of the most common questions we hear from customers. If you don’t see your question here, feel free to contact us or speak directly with an agent, we’re here to help.
No. Standard homeowners insurance does not cover earthquake damage. You’ll need a separate earthquake insurance policy for protection.
Coverage generally includes repairs to your home’s structure, replacement of personal belongings, and additional living expenses if you need temporary housing after a quake.
Homeowners in seismically active regions should strongly consider it. Even moderate earthquakes can cause costly structural and foundation damage.
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