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Dwelling Coverage
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ERIE's broad dwelling definition, in
addition to covering your dwellings,
includes permanent attachments to
the dwellings, unattached outbuildings
described on the Declarations, building
equipment and fixtures servicing the
residence premises, personal property
you have for the service and
maintenance of the building, outdoor
antennas, and building glass, including
lettering, ornamentation and burglar
alarm foil.
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"Named Perils" dwelling coverage
provides protection against loss caused
by the following perils as defined in the
policy: fire; lightning; windstorm or hail;
explosion; riot and civil commotion;
vehicles and aircraft; smoke; falling
objects; weight of snow, ice or sleet;
vandalism or malicious mischief; sonic
boom; sprinkler leakage; freezing by
temperature reduction of plumbing,
heating or air conditioning systems
or water damage; burglary; volcanic
action; and sinkhole collapse.
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