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Rethink Home Repairs with Eco-Efficient Rebuild
Do more with an eco-efficient rebuild.
At TD Insurance, we aspire to help improve the environment so people and economies can thrive. You can make a difference too. Making your rebuild an environmentally friendly or resilient one can be a great way to reduce your carbon impact.
With our Enhanced Home Coverage, you can get additional protection to cover the extra costs of buying environmentally friendly products or resilient materials for your repairs following a covered claim. Our Eco-Efficient Rebuild offers the opportunity to install environmentally friendly or resilient materials at no additional cost to you when repairing your home after a covered loss –up to an extra 10% over the amount of your claim (up to $50,000). If you don't have the extra coverage, you can still choose to pay out of pocket for green and/or resilient materials, which sometimes pay for themselves in the long run.
Why we're proud to have the Eco-Efficient Rebuild as part of our Enhanced Home Coverage.
Going green isn’t a fad in home improvement. It’s the future (and really, the present). The amount of both eco-friendly and resilient materials, products, and services on the market keeps growing – and our Eco-Efficient Rebuild can help you add environmentally conscious options to your home repair following a covered claim.
Being eco-savvy can help reduce the negative impact humans have on the environment. That’s good for the planet and the health of our communities. Plus, it may help you save on your energy bills too. Upgrades like improved insulation and energy efficient windows can trim down your electricity use, while using resilient materials can improve your home's durability – ultimately saving you money in the long run.
Want to know if you've got our Enhanced Home Coverage? Login to My Insurance to review your policy. Or, if you're shopping for home insurance, get a quote online.
What are some eco-efficient or resilient products I should consider for repairs to my house following a covered loss?
Before beginning any eco-efficient repairs to your home, give your dedicated TD Insurance Claims Advisor a detailed description of the product you’re considering. We can help you find out if it’s approved for coverage. Typically, environmentally friendly and resilient products and materials like the ones listed below are covered under our Eco-Efficient Rebuild.
- Low or no VOC paints
- Low flow bathroom fixtures
- High-efficiency furnace
- LED lighting
- Water pervious driveways, walkways and patios
- Reclaimed wooden boards
- Renewable flooring materials like bamboo or cork
- Impact-resistant shingles
- Eco-friendly insulation
- Insulated vinyl siding
Your dedicated TD Insurance Claims Advisor can guide you through any questions you may have about your Eco-Efficient Rebuild.
What should I know before starting a sustainable repair?
The key to any good repair after filing a claim is knowing what you need in advance.
If you’re working with contractors or a building company, consult with them about how you can use eco-efficient or resilient materials for your repairs. You can also do your own research to find stores and vendors in your area that can help you find the products you need.
In the event of a claim, talk to your TD Insurance Claims Advisor to confirm how to take advantage of the Eco-Efficient Rebuild feature of your Enhanced Home Coverage.
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