Weight Of Ice, Snow Or Sleet Sample Clauses

The "Weight Of Ice, Snow Or Sleet" clause defines coverage or exclusions related to damage caused by the accumulation of ice, snow, or sleet on insured property. Typically, this clause specifies whether losses resulting from the collapse of a roof or structural damage due to the weight of these elements are covered under the policy. For example, if heavy snowfall causes a roof to cave in, this clause determines if the resulting repairs are eligible for insurance reimbursement. Its core function is to clarify the insurer's responsibility for damages from such weather events, thereby reducing disputes and ensuring policyholders understand their coverage limits.
Weight Of Ice, Snow Or Sleet. This peril means weight of ice, snow or sleet which causes damage to property contained in a building.
Weight Of Ice, Snow Or Sleet. This peril means weight of ice, snow or sleet which causes damage to property contained in the “floating home”. Page 12 of 28 Includes copyrighted material of RFH 0003: 5-14-13
Weight Of Ice, Snow Or Sleet that causes damage to property inside a building.
Weight Of Ice, Snow Or Sleet which damages a building or property in a building. This peril does not apply to loss to awnings, fences, pavements, patios, swimming pools, foundations, retaining walls, bulkheads, piers, wharves or docks, when the loss is caused by freezing, thawing, or by pressure or weight of ice or water.