Reviewed by Shannon Martin, Licensed Insurance Agent.
“Fire is a covered peril for both HO-2 and HO-3 home insurance policies. There are no specific exclusions regarding types of fire, as long as they are accidental or unintended.
A fire would not be covered if you purposely set it or intended to damage your home. It also wouldn’t be covered if the damage or fire resulted from a lack of maintenance or neglect.
However, if your neighbors are setting off fireworks, your home would be covered if anything should happen. Even if they were intentionally trying to damage your home, your insurance would cover you as it’s no fault of your own, which is similar to coverage that would happen if someone vandalized your car and you had
If you’re worried about potential damage to your car from your unruly neighbors, you may want to add comprehensive coverage to your car. But before you do, make sure to compare rates on
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