Where does "Additional insured" show up in a claim?

The term matters on estimates and scopes across the insurance restoration workflow. Browse the glossary for related terms.

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Additional insured

A person or business named on an insurance policy so the policy also covers them for the insured risks. Property managers, general contractors, and site owners are commonly named as additional insured on a restoration contractor's liability policy. It is usually arranged with an endorsement and changes who can claim under the policy.

Related Xactimate codes for "Additional insured"

CAB|CABREST \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration / Repair - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRESTB \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration - Boxes Only - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRESTF \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration - Finishing - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRESTI \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration - Installation - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRESTMAT \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration - Material - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRESTMNR \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration - Mfg./Reconstruction - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRESTR \u2014 Cabinetry Restoration - Removal - (Bid Item)
CAB|CABRLOUT \u2014 Additional cost for factory-installed roll-out shelf
CDC|CDCLABGA \u2014 Garment Restoration Technician - after hours
CDC|CDCLABGSA \u2014 Garment Restoration Technician - Supervisory - after hrs.
CLN|CLNBAG \u2014 Plastic restoration debris bags - 55 gal 6 mil (30 cnt. box)
CLN|CLNHIGH \u2014 Additional cost for high wall or ceiling - Over 14'

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