What’s your favorite destination when you hitch a travel trailer to your SUV? You may enjoy camping in the mountains or relaxing by the ocean. Maybe you stop anywhere that catches your interest. You might even use your travel trailer as a seasonal or permanent home.
While you tow a travel trailer with your car — and may have the comforts of home — that doesn’t mean your auto or home policies provide the coverage you want. Why not talk to a Pace Insurance and Financial Services agent about specialized insurance designed for your priorities and lifestyle?
You may be able to get insurance to help with direct and accidental physical damage to your travel trailer, including permanently installed accessories such as: awnings, antennas and satellite dishes. The range of covered hazards includes — but isn’t limited to — collisions, lightning, flooding, landslides, wind and hail, wild animals, fire and smoke, vandalism and theft, and trees and overhangs.
Here are some situations in which Pace Insurance and Financial Services travel trailer insurance may help you:
A tree damages your trailer
You turn too sharply while maneuvering through a wooded campground — scraping the side of your trailer against a stout oak tree.
There’s a fire in your kitchenette
Your refrigerator’s compressor overheats and starts a fire. You’re able to put it out with an extinguisher, but the kitchenette is ruined.
Your awning is lost in a windstorm
A powerful windstorm rips your fabric awning away from the trailer — blowing it into a nearby lake.
Your trailer is vandalized
You go to pick up your trailer at an outdoor storage lot only to discover a local graffiti artist has used it for practice.
