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Does the homeowners policy cover flood damage?

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Does the homeowners policy cover flood damage?

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No, the homeowners policy specifically excludes water damage. This exclusion includes flood, surface water, waves, tidal water, overflow of a body of water, water that backs up from sewers, drains or sump pumps, water that seeps through the basement walls and floors. Note: water damage caused by a broken pipe in the house would be covered. The National Flood Insurance Plan is the only source to get flood insurance for residential property. Your agent should be able to assist you if you need to carry flood coverage.

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