Are you planning to use your boat for recreational activities? If so, your standard boat insurance policy may not provide sufficient protection. You should consider the coverage you need for each recreational activity you and your boating companions will participate in.
Recreational Coverage Protection
Recreational coverage is designed to protect you during activities such as fishing, water skiing, towing, or any other leisure activities involving your boat. This type of protection covers you during active boat outings and may also provide protection when your boat is docked or towed. The amount of protection you choose should align with the level of risk each recreational activity poses.
The coverage amount should be adequate for the type of recreational equipment you own. The recreational insurance coverage you secure may cover the cost of repairing or replacing recreational equipment. Ensure that the value of your recreational equipment is taken into account.
Your Recreational Boating Assessment
A boating assessment will help you determine how much recreational coverage to obtain. Your recreational coverage may be categorized as follows:
- Liability protection
- Mechanical protection
- Cosmetic protection
- Cleaning and maintenance protection
- Loss of use protection
Inspection Steps To Take
Your boating assessment should be conducted well before using your boat for recreational purposes. During the evaluation, inspect all the recreational equipment you plan on using on your watercraft. Consider the risk of someone getting injured while on board your boat. If you are transporting others who will be using recreational equipment, you will need adequate liability protection.
Contact an Agent Who Serves Littleton, CO
Contact one of our insurance agents from Front Range Insurance Services. They will guide you with the boat insurance you need.