What type of coverage protects structures on the property that are not physically attached to the home?

Coverage B is specifically designed to protect other structures on a property that are not attached to the main dwelling. This includes items such as detached garages, sheds, fences, and any other structures that are not physically connected to the home. In many home insurance policies, this coverage applies when these structures suffer damage due to covered risks, such as fire, wind, or vandalism.

Liability coverage, on the other hand, protects against claims for injuries or damages to third parties and does not cover property damage to the insured's own structures. Coverage A typically pertains to the dwelling itself—the main structure where the policyholder lives—and not to separate structures. Property coverage is a broader term that might encompass various types of coverage but does not specifically refer to the protection of detached structures as Coverage B does.