r/Yukon • u/HawkBock • 1d ago

Question Wood Stove - insurance

Hey all, does anybody have experience with installing a wood stove for secondary heat and have feedback on how their insurance changed? Thanks.

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u/RJG1983 1d ago

I have RBC and it barely changed my insurance. But they say I'm only allowed to burn a maximum of 3 cords annually and it can't be primary heat source.

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u/AffectionateAsk2937 1d ago

Provided it is a secondary heat source, the overall change will be nominal.

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u/Stonecolddiller 1d ago

The Personal added like $80 per year. 

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u/thegloracle 15h ago

Talk to your broker - the stove will need to have certain compliances (CSA, ULC, WH) and clearances. You'll probably need to complete a form showing clearances and make, model information.

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u/PizzaExisting9878 13h ago

75$ a year , WETT inspection