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What are the limits in the standard homeowners policy? [Note: this answer is based on the Insurance Services Office's HO-3 policy.] Coverage A and B cover your dwelling and other structures on the premises on an âall risksâ basis up to the policy limits. You set the limit for Coverage A when you buy the policy. The Coverage B limit is usually equal to 10% of the policy limit on Coverage A. Coverage C covers losses to your personal property on a ânamed perilsâ basis, which means youâre covered for all the perils specifically named on your policy.
Homeowners insurance is designed to protect your home from what are called perils. A peril is your exposure to risk or something that causes loss or destruction. As a homeowner, you can typically purchase three different types of home insurance policies. They are: 1  Homeowners 1 (HO1): With this policy, your property is covered against 11 basic perils. 2  Homeowners 2 (HO2): This policy protects your property against 18 perils (including 11 perils from Homeowners 1).