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FAQs

• If you have never filed an insurance claim before, is it possible for you to receive a discount on your Sioux City renters' insurance policy?

  Yes. Many renters' insurance providers in Sioux City can give you a claim-free discount if you have never filed an insurance claim in the past. Furthermore, you can typically receive a better renters' insurance rate than people with lesser credit scores if yours is higher than 700.

• When does Sioux City renters' insurance cover mold damage?

  If a covered risk led to the mold growth, Sioux City renters' insurance may pay for the mold damage. For instance, your policy's personal property coverage would replace your rug if a pipe bursts in your apartment, flooding your living room, and causing mold and moisture damage. This coverage would apply only to the amount specified in your policy, less any deductible.

• Are bed bugs covered by Sioux City renters' insurance?

  No, bed bugs are typically not covered by Sioux City renters' insurance. If there is an infestation, the cost of extermination falls on you or your landlord, particularly if several apartments in your building exhibit bed bug activity. You may be liable for the extermination expenses if your carelessness led to the infestation of bed bugs.

• Does stolen laundry qualify for coverage under Sioux City renters' insurance?

  Yes. Nearly everything you own is protected from theft by renters' insurance in Sioux City, even your laundry. Renters' insurance would cover you if your laundry was stolen at the laundry room of your apartment building or at a laundromat. Your renters' insurance won't protect you, though, if you're paying somebody to do your laundry and it is stolen while in their care.

• Can your family members be covered by your Sioux City renters' insurance policy?

  Yes. Your spouse and immediate family members may be covered by your Sioux City renters' insurance policy. All you have to do is phone your insurance company, visit their website, or use their mobile app to add them to your coverage at no cost. It is also possible to add unmarried significant others to your policy as "additional insureds," although doing so will increase the cost of your renters' insurance.