Dwelling Fire Insurance

insure residences you own or have a financial interest in but do not live in.

Dwelling Fire Insurance

Dwelling Fire Insurance is designed to insure residences you own or have a financial interest in but do not live in. Common situations calling for this type of insurance coverage include rental homes, homes that are vacant because they are temporarily uninhabitable or are not currently occupied because of a transition caused by a sale or relocation. In these situations insurance protection is needed for the building but typically not for any contents. Liability insurance for the property can sometimes be added or may be handled through alternative approaches.

Do you have questions about Dwelling Fire Insurance?

Contact an insurance specialist at Witkemper Insurance Group and Financial Services today to answer any questions about Dwelling Fire Insurance or for a free review and insurance quote for Dwelling Fire Insurance. And don't forget, as an independent insurance agency, we represent several top rated insurance companies. We have the flexibility to find you the right coverage at competitive premiums for business, home, auto and more.
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Indianapolis Office
7740 East 88th Street Suite 100
Indianapolis, Indiana 46256
Phone: (800) 395-2478
Greensburg Office
104 East 10th Street
Greensburg, Indiana 47240
Phone: (812) 663-3500
Since 1984, Witkemper Insurance and Financial Services have been providing insurance and financial service solutions for over 40 national insurance and financial service companies across the United States.
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