Condo Insurance
Find Condo Insurance Designed for Texans
Your condo association’s master policy covers shared structures and common areas, but it stops at your unit’s walls. Karen Lynn Wegman Insurance builds condo coverage specifically for Texas condo living, closing the gap the master policy leaves behind.
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What Condo Insurance Can Cover
- Interior coverage for walls, floors, cabinets, and fixtures inside your unit
- Personal property coverage for furniture, electronics, and belongings
- Liability protection if someone is injured inside your unit
- Loss assessment coverage if the HOA charges owners for a shared claim
- Additional living expenses if your unit becomes unlivable after a covered loss
Understanding the Gap Between Your Policy and the Master Policy
Master policies vary widely between associations. Some cover only the building’s exterior structure, while others include some interior elements. Reviewing your HOA’s master policy alongside your own condo policy helps make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Loss Assessment Coverage Explained
If a covered loss affects common areas and the master policy does not fully cover it, your HOA may bill each owner for their share of the cost. Loss assessment coverage on your condo policy can help cover that unexpected bill.
Common Condo Insurance Questions
Yes. The master policy typically does not cover your personal belongings, interior upgrades, or personal liability.
Condo insurance is designed around shared ownership, covering the interior of your unit and your belongings, while homeowners insurance covers an entire freestanding structure.
Improvements you make inside your unit may need to be added to your policy to be fully covered.
No. Flood damage requires a separate flood insurance policy.
Get Your Condo Insurance Quote
Use our online quoting tool to explore condo coverage options, or contact us to talk with a local Texas agent about protecting your unit.
