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Residential Property

Residential Property

Knowledge and Expertise for Hard-to-Place Property

Home ownership is growing in the U.S. and typically, a home is a family’s largest investment. Residential Property Coverage can be hard-to-place and requires experience and expert knowledge of the category.  

From simple to more detailed exposures, Burns & Wilcox provides a deep and wide-ranging grasp of the industries’ complexities and can offer solutions for a substantial variety of Residential Property Coverage needs. 

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$140,000

$1.3M VACANT HOME

$67,000

$8M HARD TO PLACE HOME IN CALIFORNIA BRUSH LOCATION

$32,119

$7M RENTAL PROPERTY IN DALLAS

$21,478

VACANT, $5 MILLION COV A HOME LOCATED IN HIGH BRUSH IN NORTHERN NEVADA

Frequently Asked Questions | Replacement Cost

Coverage depends on the policy, limits, and any appliable endorsements.
If the cost to rebuild exceeds the amount of insurance available under the policy, the homeowner may be responsible for the additional costs. Some policies may offer additional protection through endorsements such as Extended Replacement Cost Coverage.
Replacement cost estimates are typically based on factors such as the home’s size, construction type, materials, features, and local labor costs. Accurate and up-to-date property information is important, as estimates depend on the quality of the data used.
Yes. Renovations, additions, custom features, and other upgrades may increase the cost to rebuild a home and should be reflected in replacement cost estimates and coverage limits.
Market value reflects what a home could sell for, while replacement cost is the estimated amount needed to repair or rebuild the home using materials of like kind and quality at current prices.
Actual Cash Value (ACV) generally reflects the value of damaged property after depreciation is applied. Replacement Cost Value (RCV) is based on the cost to repair or replace damaged property without a deduction for depreciation.
Rebuilding costs can change over time due to factors such as labor expenses, material prices, building code updates, home improvements, and increased demand following major loss events. Regular reviews can help ensure coverage remains aligned with current rebuilding conditions.

Areas Of Specialty

  • Secondary homes 
  • Coastal and Brush Exposures 
  • High Deductible Options
  • Wildfire Defense Service
  • Builder’s Risk Available 
  • High Liability Limits Available
  • Prior Claims History
  • Unprotected Homes
  • Challenging Credit History
  • HO3 and HO5 forms available
  • Replacement cost and Extended replacement cost available
  • Airbnb exposures
  • Condominiums 
  • Seasonal and Secondary Dwellings 
  • Rental Properties 
  • COC and Builder’s Risk 
  • Vacant Property
  • Monoline wind coverage
  • Earthquake
  • Hobby Farms 
  • In-Home Business
  • Corporately Titles Property
  • DIC and Wrap Coverage 
  • Jewelry
  • Memorabilia
  • Fine Art
  • Collectables
  • Furs
  • Cameras
  • Musical Instruments
  • Wine Collections
  • Diamond Rings

Available Products

  • Primary and Excess Umbrellas
  • Personal Article Floaters
  • Recreational Marine
  • Private Primary and Excess Flood
  • Family Cyber Protection
  • Power Sports Coverage
  • Classic and Antique Autos
  • Sewer Back-up
  • Personal Liability
  • Umbrella Coverage
  • Contents Coverage

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We understand the challenges posed by this crisis. If you need assistance or have questions about your client's coverage during this time, the team at Burns & Wilcox is here to help.