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Saskatchewan Home Insurance: Protect Your Home with Personalized Coverage

Protect your most valuable asset with comprehensive home insurance designed specifically for Saskatchewan homeowners. Our policies offer protection against a wide range of perils from summer storms to winter freezes, giving you peace of mind.

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What Does Home Insurance in Saskatchewan Typically Cover?

Your home insurance policy typically protects against:


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Dwelling & Detached Structures

Your Dwelling coverage encompasses your principal residence and any attached structures and additions. These permanent fixtures and associated equipment are covered under this policy, provided they are not used for business or farming purposes.

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Contents & Personal Valuables

Contents insurance would include clothing, electronics, furniture, etc.; it provides protection for these items while they’re on your property or temporarily removed (like when travelling).

Personal Valuables Coverage is for high-value items such as jewellery, watches, art, bicycles, instruments, etc. Under this wording, there is a limit to the amount of coverage you can receive during a claim.

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Personal Liability Insurance

If you are liable for injury to someone or found responsible for damage to another’s property, you can be sued for damages.

Accidents happen, and if one does occur and you’re deemed negligent, you could find yourself with a hefty settlement to pay. This type of insurance is essential because it helps protect you from financial losses that may occur due to a lawsuit.

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Sewer Back-Up Coverage

Sewer backup coverage protects you from loss or damage to your property caused by the rupture or escape of water from a sewer, drain, sump pump, or septic system.

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Overland Water Coverage

If the water touches the ground before entering your home, it’s overland flooding. Overland water coverage protects you from sudden damage caused by excessive rain, overflowing rivers, etc.

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Service Line Coverage

Helps cover direct physical damage caused to the exterior underground piping that connects your home to utility or service lines. This includes communication lines, internet access, drainage, electrical power, waste disposal, water, and heating, such as natural gas lines.

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Home Systems Protection Coverage

Also known as Home Equipment Breakdown, it is a type of coverage that explicitly protects the systems and appliances in your home. This can include your air conditioning and heating systems, electrical panels, and water heaters.

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Why choose to work with an insurance brokerage?

As an independent broker, we offer:

  • Local advisors who understand Saskatchewan
  • Customized coverage options that fit your specific home
  • Clear explanations of policy details in plain language
  • Ongoing support when you need to make changes or file a claim

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We work with Saskatchewan’s leading insurers:

Aviva Canada | Peace Hills | Portage Mutual | Red River Mutual | SGI Canada | Sandbox Mutual | Wawanesa Mutual

As an independent broker, we shop multiple markets to find you the best coverage at competitive rates.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What factors affect my home insurance premium in Saskatchewan?

Several factors influence your home insurance premium in Saskatchewan, including your home’s location, age, construction materials, replacement cost, proximity to fire hydrants, claims history, security features, and chosen deductible amount.

Is flood insurance included in a standard home insurance policy?

No, standard home insurance policies in Saskatchewan typically don’t include coverage for overland flooding. You’ll need to add specific Overland Water Coverage to your policy to protect against damage from excessive rain, overflowing rivers, or spring runoff.

What’s the difference between market value and replacement cost?

Market value is what your home would sell for in today’s real estate market, while replacement cost is the amount needed to rebuild your home with similar materials and quality if it were destroyed. Home insurance typically covers the replacement cost (if stated on the Cover Page), not the market value, which could be higher or lower depending on location, land value, and current market conditions.

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