We’re getting quotes for a homeowner’s policy. In determining dwelling coverage – how much it would cost to rebuild the entire house if it burned down or a plane crashed into it – what is the average price-per-square-foot to rebuild a house in the Carmel Valley area? 2100 sq ft, two-story.
I’ve been told to assume $250-$300/sq.ft. to rebuild Curious if anyone “in the know” would agree with that.
If it is a tract home that’s plenty. Find out how demolition is covered. On my policy there is a separate payout for demo.
Some companies insure at lower ppsf and have a rider that increases the payout based on actual costs to rebuild. You want to know if there is a rider for additional coverage and what at percentage it increases the possible payout.
If it is a tract home that’s plenty. Find out how demolition is covered. On my policy there is a separate payout for demo.
Some companies insure at lower ppsf and have a rider that increases the payout based on actual costs to rebuild. You want to know if there is a rider for additional coverage and what at percentage it increases the possible payout.
If it is a tract home that’s plenty. Find out how demolition is covered. On my policy there is a separate payout for demo.
Some companies insure at lower ppsf and have a rider that increases the payout based on actual costs to rebuild. You want to know if there is a rider for additional coverage and what at percentage it increases the possible payout.
If it is a tract home that’s plenty. Find out how demolition is covered. On my policy there is a separate payout for demo.
Some companies insure at lower ppsf and have a rider that increases the payout based on actual costs to rebuild. You want to know if there is a rider for additional coverage and what at percentage it increases the possible payout.
If it is a tract home that’s plenty. Find out how demolition is covered. On my policy there is a separate payout for demo.
Some companies insure at lower ppsf and have a rider that increases the payout based on actual costs to rebuild. You want to know if there is a rider for additional coverage and what at percentage it increases the possible payout.
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