RV insurance in the Medford, NJ, area combines the benefits of auto and home policies to ensure you’re covered when you hit the road. This is necessary if you use your RV as your primary vacation plan, but what happens when something damages or destroys it?
Standard Coverage
Standard coverage works similarly to auto and home insurance. It will often cover damage to the RV, may extend to cover accessories, such as a satellite dish, and can cover belongings inside the RV up to a specific limit.
Most standard policies also include limited liability coverage in case you’re at fault in an accident. They may cover natural disaster damage, but it can also depend on the policy. Speak with an agent at Rock Insurance Services to learn more about your coverage options.
Unfortunately, temporary lodging costs aren’t usually covered by standard policies in the tristate area. You do have other options, though.
Additional Coverage Options
Many insurance companies offer insurance add-ons to ensure you have the coverage you need. Most provide emergency expense coverage in case something happens while you’re on the road, and you need a place to stay, or all of your belongings are destroyed, and you need to buy groceries. There is usually a coverage limit, such as $1,000, to help cover expenses while you return to your primary residence or your RV is in the shop.
Many families also invest in additional coverage for accessories to ensure everything is protected, including items such as detached awnings. Roadside assistance is another popular option.
Knowledgeable representatives at Rock Insurance Services can help you learn more about your options before you leave for vacation. Contact us. We’re currently serving the Medford, and tristate NJ area.

