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I would personally advise against getting a rider on your homeowners insurance and istead contact your agent about a seperate policy. If it is part of your homeowners you deductable is going to kick in and any claim goes agaist your home owners insurance. A couple of bad years with storm claims and a lost lens could bump your deductable up quite high. Just my 2 cents here.
Good point.
I'm going to need a separate policy once I start a business anyway.
Mine is covered under homeowner's insurance for now.... anyone can point us in the direction of a company that will write seperate policies for the photographic equipment?
Call your the insurance company that has your homeowners insurance. I use State Farm and this is something they have done for a long time.
Do you know what they call the policy? My stuff is just covered under homeowners but I would like it to be covered separtely as well. I asked my insurance company about a separate policy for photo gear and they looked at me like I was crazy. I use Nationwide but we do have a State Farm agent here that I could go to for a separate policy if I knew what it was called. $10 a year for every $1000 is cheap, I would glad pay that and even more. Thanks.
I do not own a home but I have renters ins from state farm that covers all my gear including my laptop and all the contents of our home it all cost me 12 bucks a month