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It was a typical Fourth of July in Edmond—neighbors grilling, kids waving sparklers, and a backyard fireworks show that had everyone looking up in awe. That is, until a rogue bottle rocket veered sideways and slammed into Mike’s wooden fence. The flames spread fast, scorching part of the deck and causing smoke damage to the home’s siding. Thankfully, no one was hurt. But the next question was obvious: Will my home insurance cover this? You might think, "We're beyond the 4th of July, I don't need to think about that." However, it's not strange to hear fireworks in your neighborhood throughout the summer. Fireworks might be fun, but they also bring risk. In Oklahoma City and the surrounding areas, summer celebrations and backyard pyrotechnics can result in fires, injuries, or property damage. And while your homeowners insurance may step in—there are some key things you need to know. Will Home Insurance Cover Fireworks Damage?In many cases, yes, but with conditions. Most standard homeowners insurance policies will cover accidental fire damage caused by fireworks. That includes:
What If a Guest Causes the Damage?Let’s say your buddy lit the fireworks that scorched your siding—your policy may still respond. If they’re a guest and not part of your household, your dwelling coverage might still apply. But you could also file a claim against their homeowners or renters policy for reimbursement. What About Injuries?If someone is injured by fireworks at your home, your personal liability coverage may help with:
What If a Neighbor's Fireworks Damage Your Home?If your neighbor causes damage with their fireworks, you may have a few options:
Fireworks and Legal Restrictions in OklahomaCities like Oklahoma City, Moore, Edmond, and Norman all have their own rules on fireworks. Some prohibit them completely, while others allow only certain types during certain dates. If you’re setting them off in a restricted area, your homeowners insurance might decline to pay for any resulting damages. So before you strike that match, double-check your local ordinances. Protecting Your Property from Fireworks DamageA few tips to stay safe—and stay covered:
Protecting Your Property from Fireworks DamageA few tips to stay safe—and stay covered:
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