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‘Utter shock’: Woman comes home to find her driveway stolen
(www.wrdw.com)
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this post was submitted on 30 Dec 2023
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I work in insurance claims and I believe it would. Most homeowners insurance is “open peril” meaning for structures it covers everything that is not excluded…I don’t think any exclusions apply. Even an old/cheap named peril fire policy, I would argue for coverage under vandalism and vehicle (bulldozer). Seems like someone was tricked into the vandalism AFAIK.