Motor Home Insurance: How to Save Money on Storage

Motor home insurance has the potential to help you protect your large RV investment while on the road, but while also while not in use, being stored. Specialized motor home insurance policies will help you save money in such storage protection, so that you will feel at ease when you are not traveling in your recreational vehicle. Your motor home insurance storage needs will vary depending on how long you are in your RV vs. how long your RV sits and is not used.

Take time to research motor home insurance policy options, and find one to use to your advantage.

You can suspend your motor home insurance coverage when it is being stored.
Ask your motor home insurance policy carrier the regulations and restrictions on suspending your coverage, or putting it on hold, if you plan on storing your RV for a lengthy period of time. Suspending your motor home insurance coverage means that your coverage will be placed on hold, thus saving you money, when your motor home is not in use.
Don’t forget to get “critter coverage!”

“Critter coverage” is something people often forget about when purchasing recreational vehicle insurance. When your motor home is being stored, sometimes even when it is simply parked, it will become a target for mice, squirrels, cats, and other animals. You will find that many RV insurance companies offer such coverage because animals can do damage to the recreational vehicle. Damage may include chewing on wires, lines, or cables, and animal droppings are never appealing to clean up. Regular auto insurance does not offer this unique type of coverage, which is why a targeted policy for recreational vehicles is in your best interest. Agents will be available to help guide you in purchasing your policy, and they will comprehend the details of what RV ownership entails. You want to protect your investment before any damage occurs.

RV insurance offers full replacement coverage.

If your recreational vehicle is damaged or stolen within the first five years of your ownership, you may have the option for full replacement coverage. This will depend on your specific RV insurance policy details, as well as if your RV is new or used. Many auto policies do not offer full coverage replacement options, but rather value your car or truck at a depreciated value.

Look into and purchase a specialized insurance policy for your RV. It is the wisest, most cost effective way to protect your investment. You can save money if you plan on living life on the road or if you only plan on traveling part-time.

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