Attic fan failed or burned out?

Does Home Insurance Cover Attic Fan Damage? (US)

Damage from a covered peril — yes. Motor burnout or age — no, unless you have equipment breakdown. Fires from failed fans are covered.

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The short answer

Wear-out motor failure is excluded on every standard US home policy. If the failed fan caused an attic fire, the fire and resulting damage ARE covered under fire peril. Storm damage to the fan housing is covered under wind. Equipment Breakdown endorsement covers motor burnout up to $50K+.

Frequently asked

Is the replacement fan covered if it caused a fire?
No — insurers pay for damage, not the failed component itself.

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