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	'''Basement coverage''' under the [[Standard Flood Insurance Policy]] (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location.		'''Basement coverage''' under the [[Standard Flood Insurance Policy]] (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location.

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	* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building		* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building

			=== Basement Contents Coverage ===
	'''What kind of contents coverage is provided in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''		'''What kind of contents coverage is provided in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''

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	* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)		* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)

			=== Basement Coverage Exclusions ===
	'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''		'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''

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	Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements.		Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements.

			== Items Covered ==
	Examples of covered items include:		Examples of covered items include:

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	Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements~~. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses~~.		'''Basement coverage''' under the [[Standard Flood Insurance Policy]] (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location.

			Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements.

	Examples of covered items include:		Examples of covered items include:
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	* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema-nfip-basement-flooding-infographic-10-2021.pdf Basement Flooding Infographic]		* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema-nfip-basement-flooding-infographic-10-2021.pdf Basement Flooding Infographic]
	* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema_basement-flooding_fact-sheet_01-22.pdf FEMA Fact Sheet: Coverage in a Basement]		* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema_basement-flooding_fact-sheet_01-22.pdf FEMA Fact Sheet: Coverage in a Basement]
			* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema_NFIP-summary-of-coverage_brochure_09-2021.pdf Summary of Coverage - Residential]

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	Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.		Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.

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	* Stairways and staircases attached to the building		* Stairways and staircases attached to the building
	* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building		* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building




	'''What kind of contents coverage is provided in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''		'''What kind of contents coverage is provided in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''
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	* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)		* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)

			'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''

			Items located in the basement and not specifically listed in your flood insurance policy are not covered. Additionally, SFIPs do not pay for removal of non-covered building or personal property, Contents not specifically listed above are not covered.

	~~'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage~~ in a ~~basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''~~		== Additional Resources ==
			* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema-nfip-basement-flooding-infographic-10-2021.pdf Basement Flooding Infographic]
			* [https://agents.floodsmart.gov/sites/default/files/fema_basement-flooding_fact-sheet_01-22.pdf FEMA Fact Sheet: Coverage in a Basement]

	Items located in the basement and not specifically listed in your flood insurance policy are not covered. Additionally, SFIPs do not pay for removal of non-covered building or personal property, Contents not specifically listed above are not covered.		{{nfip}}

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	Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.		Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.

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	Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.		Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.

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	Contents covered items, provided they are connected to a power source, include:		Contents covered items, provided they are connected to a power source, include:

	* Clothes washers and dryers		* Clothes washers and dryers
	* Air conditioning units, portable or window type		* Air conditioning units, portable or window type
	* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)		* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)


	'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''		'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''

	Items located in the basement and not specifically listed in your flood insurance policy are not covered. Additionally, SFIPs do not pay for removal of non-covered building or personal property		Items located in the basement and not specifically listed in your flood insurance policy are not covered. Additionally, SFIPs do not pay for removal of non-covered building or personal property, Contents not specifically listed above are not covered.

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Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.

Examples of covered items include:

* Central air conditioners
* Fuel tanks and the fuel in them
* Furnaces and water heaters
* Sump pumps, heat pumps, and well water tanks and pumps
* Electrical outlets and switches
* Elevators, dumbwaiters, and related equipment
* Drywall that is unfinished and un-taped for walls and ceilings
* Electrical junction and circuit breaker boxes
* Stairways and staircases attached to the building
* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building

'''What kind of contents coverage is provided in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''

Contents covered items, provided they are connected to a power source, include:

* Clothes washers and dryers
* Air conditioning units, portable or window type
* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)

'''What kind of items are excluded from coverage in a basement under the NFIP Standard Flood Insurance Policy?'''

Items located in the basement and not specifically listed in your flood insurance policy are not covered. Additionally, SFIPs do not pay for removal of non-covered building or personal property

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	Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.		Basement coverage under the Standard Flood Insurance Policy (SFIP) consists of specific building items in a basement and cleanup. Items must be connected to a power source, where appropriate, and/or installed in their functioning location. Cleanup expenses can include pumping out trapped floodwater, labor to remove or extract spent cleaning solutions, treatment for mold and mildew, and structural drying of salvageable interior foundation elements. Review your flood insurance policy for a comprehensive list of covered items and expenses.

	Examples of covered items include:		Examples of covered items include:

	* Central air conditioners		* Central air conditioners
	* Fuel tanks and the fuel in them		* Fuel tanks and the fuel in them
	* Furnaces and water heaters		* Furnaces and water heaters
	* Sump pumps, heat pumps, and well water tanks and pumps		* Sump pumps, heat pumps, and well water tanks and pumps
	* Electrical outlets and switches		* Electrical outlets and switches
	* Elevators, dumbwaiters, and related equipment		* Elevators, dumbwaiters, and related equipment
	* Drywall that is unfinished and un-taped for walls and ceilings		* Drywall that is unfinished and un-taped for walls and ceilings
	* Electrical junction and circuit breaker boxes		* Electrical junction and circuit breaker boxes
	* Stairways and staircases attached to the building		* Stairways and staircases attached to the building
	* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building		* Foundation elements and anchorage systems required to support a building




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	* Air conditioning units, portable or window type		* Air conditioning units, portable or window type
	* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)		* Food freezers and the food in them (excluding walk-in freezers)