Owning a condo/townhome, also known as a HO6 Policy, comes with unique coverage needs. While your HOA may insure the building structure, it is up to you to protect what is inside, including your personal belongings, interior upgrades, and personal liability.
The right policy fills in the gaps, helps you avoid costly surprises, and provides dependable protection at a fair rate.
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When you own a condo or townhome, your insurance depends on what you’re responsible for versus what the HOA covers. Condos usually require coverage for just the inside of the unit, while townhomes may need full coverage for both the inside and outside. Understanding your HOA’s responsibilities helps you get the right policy and avoid gaps.
A Condo HO6 policy is designed to cover everything inside your unit, sometimes called studs in, including personal property, interior walls, and liability. It fills the gap between what your HOA covers and what you are responsible for as the unit owner.
A Townhome HO6 policy is the same as a Condo HO6 by covering the interior of your unit, personal belongings, and liability. Coverage varies based on what your HOA maintains, so it is important to know where their responsibility ends and yours begins.
Does my townhome need a condo policy (HO6) or a homeowners policy (HO3, HO5)?
Loss assessment coverage protects you from surprise bills when your HOA charges unit owners for damage or liability not fully covered by their insurance. Without it, you could be on the hook for thousands if the roof is damaged in a storm or someone is injured in a shared space.
Add this coverage to your condo or townhome policy to avoid unexpected out-of-pocket costs.
— Darlene T. Lacey, WA
Getting the right condo or townhome insurance should be simple. With our four-step process, you get protection you can trust, ensure you have the correct amount of loss assessment, so that you know you are covered properly.
No one else has your exact life, your business, or your priorities. On this call, we dig into what matters most to you and build a policy around it. No generic quotes. No guessing. Just coverage that’s right for you.
We check with 40+ A-rated carriers and send a simple video that explains your best coverage options—so you can choose confidently without feeling rushed or pressured.
After reviewing your options, we make adjustments as needed so your policy fits just right. No more paying for the wrong coverage or putting off peace of mind.
Forget the hassle of starting over. We make sure your new coverage is in place and your transition is seamless—because getting protected should feel easy.
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.
If an accident in your condo, such as an overflowing bathtub, causes damage to another owner’s unit, your personal liability coverage may pay for repairs and related costs, up to your policy limits.
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