What is the basis for Coverage B's limits of insurance?

Coverage B typically provides insurance for other structures on a property that are not attached to the main dwelling, such as garages, sheds, or fences. The limits of insurance for Coverage B are usually based on a percentage of the coverage limit assigned to the dwelling itself, which reflects the actual dwelling insurance. This method ensures that as the dwelling's insurance amount increases or decreases, Coverage B remains proportionate, providing adequate protection for the additional structures relative to the value of the primary home.

This approach aligns with common practice in property insurance, where calculated percentages ensure consistency and balance across coverage types. By using a percentage of the actual dwelling insurance as the basis for Coverage B, policyholders benefit from tailored protection that is directly related to the value of their primary residence.