Seasonal Property Insurance
Vacation in Confidence with Seasonal Property Insurance
Western Financial Group is an award-winning brokerage. Our home insurance experts will get you seasonal property insurance to protect your cabin, cottage, or secondary home that you use periodically as a vacation property.
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Our expertise will benefit you
We are skilled insurance shoppers. We work with Canada’s leading insurance partners to get you the right coverage to protect your cottage or seasonal property at the right value for you.
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What you need to know
Seasonal property insurance is similar to your homeowner’s insurance policy, but with special allowances to reflect periods of off-season vacancy.
Seasonal property policies may exclude some coverages that are available with traditional home insurance policies – like sewer back up and outdoor property.
Benefits of seasonal property insurance
- Helps protect against insured risks like fire, theft, vandalism, or damage by some animals
- Helps protect you financially against insured damage or loss to furniture, clothing and other personal property inside your seasonal home or outdoor structures
- Helps protect you financially if you accidentally cause property damage or bodily injury to others
Why choose Western?
We get you insurance that protects you as a seasonal property owner. It’s easy, fast, and customized to your needs.
Get an online quote, text, email, or phone call. Choose what works for you.
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