In plain English
This means proof that the insured property is damaged, along with details showing how much harm there is. It covers both the presence of damage and its extent.
In context
Here, "evidence of damage" names the information or documentation being requested to show that the reported insured property was damaged and how extensive that damage is.
- Situation
- Submitting claims, evidence, estimates, and following claim status
- What it communicates
- names materials requested to show the reported damage
Meaning limits
The term itself does not determine whether the damage is covered or what the claim outcome will be.
Examples
“The photos provided evidence of damage, showing that the insured fence was broken in several places along half its length.”
“When the claim was opened, the insurer requested evidence of damage to the reported window.”