Why do I need insurance coverage if I don’t live near fault lines?
As mining and fracking operations become more frequent, formerly stable parts of the country now encounter increased seismic activity. This means that even if you don't live near fault lines, it's still important to consider earthquake insurance coverage. The financial impact of earthquake damage can be significant, regardless of the proximity to fault lines. Without earthquake insurance, you would be solely responsible for covering the costs of repairing or rebuilding your home, replacing personal belongings, and covering additional living expenses during the recovery period.
