But the Association of British Insurers points out that policies will cover removal of asbestos only as part of a householder's damage claim, and not simply because asbestos happens to have been identified.
They also cover removal of debris following a loss, expenditures to protect property from further loss, and loss of property removed from the premises for safety once an insured peril has occurred.
Most standard homeowners' policies cover damage from branches and trees that fall on your home or garage during a wind or ice storm; they also cover removal of the tree, at a cost of $500 to $1,000, depending on the policy.
That said, there are always exceptions — and some companies may cover removal of a fallen tree if it blocks, say, a driveway or ramp necessary for a handicapped person to access the property.
THE town has approved issuing bonds to raise $21.8 million to cover removal of asbestos and lead paint, demolition or rehabilitation of some buildings, insurance against unknown environmental liabilities, creation of a new Town Hall on the site, preparing a master reuse plan and securing water rights.
The colectomy group was selected according to the code JFH in the Scandinavian NOMESCO Classification of Surgical Procedures, 22 which covers total removal of the large intestine with or without ileostomy, hence without or with an ileorectal pouch, respectively.
The Protocol to Prevent, Suppress and Punish Trafficking in Persons, Especially Women and Children, which forms Annex II to the UN Convention, covers "the removal of organs" in addition to "the exploitation of the prostitution of others" and allied offences against natural justice.
"Some insurers will cover the removal of ice dams," he said.
Many dental plans cover the removal of these teeth, which have partly grown in or are impacted below the gum.
