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

Removal coverage under a Homeowners policy is designed to provide temporary protection for personal property that has been moved to prevent loss from a covered peril. This is particularly relevant in situations where a homeowner anticipates damage to their property, such as during a storm or flood, and takes proactive measures to safeguard their belongings by relocating them.

In this context, the Homeowners policy typically extends removal coverage for a period of 30 days from the date the property is relocated. This time frame provides the insured with adequate protection as they take necessary precautions to mitigate potential damage, ensuring that their personal property remains covered during this transitional period. This coverage is especially important because it allows for flexibility and security when dealing with potential risks to the home and its contents.

The other options provide time frames that are either shorter or longer than what is standard under typical Homeowners policies, thus not accurately reflecting the intended coverage duration for removal of property in response to a covered peril.