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02 Feb Coromandel Rains & What “Total Loss” Really Means

The recent heavy rains across the Coromandel have been a timely reminder of how quickly severe weather can impact homes and properties. With flooding, slips, and access issues affecting parts of the region, it’s natural to wonder what happens if damage is extensive.

In the event a home is declared a total loss, it means repairs aren’t practical or safe. Your insurer will assess the property and provide a settlement based on the policy’s replacement or sum-insured terms, helping you rebuild or replace what’s been lost.

It’s a good idea to regularly review your cover, keep photos or an inventory of belongings, and understand your policy before you need it. Preparation today can make all the difference when nature does its thing.



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