An insured with a Homeowners policy has removed property from the insured location to protect it from loss due to a covered peril. The removal coverage applies for how many days?

In a Homeowners policy, the removal coverage is designed to protect an insured's property during temporary relocation in the event of a covered peril, such as fire or theft. If an insured removes property from the insured location to prevent potential loss, the policy typically offers coverage for up to 30 days. This provision ensures that policyholders are afforded some flexibility and security in protecting their belongings during unforeseen circumstances.

This specific timeframe provides a reasonable window for the insured to either return the property to its original location or to arrange for more permanent measures to keep the property safe from harm while it is outside of the standard coverage area of the residence. Other options do not align with the standard terms of most Homeowners insurance policies, as they either offer less or more coverage time than what is typically provided.