- Windstorm damage
- Flood damage
- Hurricane damage
- Theft
- Vandalism
- Liability for injuries that occur on HOA property
An Overview of Florida HOA Insurance
Florida HOA Insurance typically covers the physical structures of your community - such as the clubhouse, pool, and sidewalks. It also covers any common areas that are owned by the HOA. This includes things like playgrounds, tennis courts, and parking lots. In some cases, Florida HOA Insurance may also cover certain personal property items - such as fitness equipment or furniture in the clubhouse.
There are two main types of HOA insurance: property insurance and liability insurance. Property insurance covers the physical structures of the HOA, such as the clubhouse or swimming pool. Liability insurance protects the HOA from lawsuits that may arise from accidents or injuries that occur on HOA property.
Most HOAs in Florida are required to carry both property and liability insurance. The amount of coverage will vary depending on the size and type of HOA.
Some of the coverages that are available for Florida HOAs include: