Should I get an umbrella policy?

Yes — $1M umbrella typically $200–$400/year and strongly recommended with a pool.

Have a pool?

Does Home Insurance Cover a Swimming Pool? (US)

Pools are covered under Coverage B; injuries to guests fall under liability. Attractive nuisance rules raise the stakes.

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The short answer

Pools count as 'other structures' (Coverage B) up to 10% of dwelling limit. Guest injuries fall under Coverage E personal liability. Attractive-nuisance doctrine can extend liability to trespassing children — fence, gate, and safety cover per state code.

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Should I get an umbrella policy?: Yes — $1M umbrella typically $200–$400/year and strongly recommended with a pool.

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