Safeguard your home, personal belongings, and financial security against fire, storms, theft, and liability claims.
Your home is likely your largest financial investment — and the place where your family creates its most cherished memories. Home insurance protects that investment against perils ranging from house fires and burst pipes to windstorms, burglary, and liability lawsuits arising from accidents on your property.
Philadelphia Life Insurance Company offers homeowners, condo, and renters policies designed for properties across the United States. Our advisors assess your dwelling value, personal property inventory, regional risk factors, and liability exposure to build a policy that rebuilds your home and replaces your belongings without leaving you underinsured.
Covers repair or rebuilding costs for your home's structure — including attached garages, decks, and built-in appliances — after covered damage events.
Replace furniture, electronics, clothing, and valuables stolen or destroyed by covered perils, with optional scheduled coverage for high-value items like jewelry and art.
Defend against lawsuits and pay medical bills when a guest is injured on your property or you accidentally cause damage to someone else's belongings.
Protection against wind, hail, lightning, and winter storm damage — with optional flood and earthquake endorsements for high-risk regions.
Choose replacement cost coverage to rebuild and replace without depreciation deductions — the preferred option for most homeowners.
Covers hotel stays, restaurant meals, and temporary housing when your home becomes uninhabitable due to a covered loss.
Optional endorsement for damage caused by sewer backups, sump pump failures, and drain overflows — common exclusions in standard policies.
Supplemental coverage for HVAC systems, water heaters, and major appliances that break down due to normal wear — beyond standard peril coverage.
Combine home and auto policies for multi-policy savings, plus credits for security systems, smoke detectors, and claims-free history.