Because most people use their RVs for travel, rather than full-time living, most insurance companies offer RV insurance that’s suitable for travel situations. The policies cover the times you take trips — they’re meant for intermittent use, and they otherwise cover storage. But those policies often aren’t enough to cover the issues you might face if you were to live in your RV full-time. If you’re making the transition from part-time to full-time RV life, we here at the Kerndt Brothers Insurance Agency, serving Lansing, IA, want you to know why you should update your insurance policy.
Making Your Vehicle Your Home
When you live full-time in your RV, you’re treating the vehicle as your home. This is not intermittent use and brings with it a lot of the insurance issues that houses and other stationary dwellings face. Things like liability if someone trips while walking across your RV space suddenly become an issue. You need insurance that covers situations like this 24/7, and not just when you choose to activate the policy for a trip.
Yes, full-time RV insurance can be more expensive, and you may have to hunt around for an insurance agency that offers it. But if you’re tempted to stick with part-time RV insurance and activate it only before storms, for example, you’re setting yourself up for a lot of trouble because you never know what can happen. Plus, if you keep part-time insurance but try to file a claim for something that happened when you were living in the RV full-time, you risk your insurance company finding out — and that can result in you losing the policy.
If you’re looking for RV insurance and aren’t sure if the time you spend in the RV is in the part-time or full-time category, call us here at the Kerndt Brothers Insurance Agency, serving Lansing, IA. Find the right policy that covers how you really use your RV.

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