Wisconsin Mold And Insurance Rules On Mold

What Wisconsin Mold And Insurance Rules says about mold, insurance and cleanup, with each line linked to its page.

What Is Covered

  • Wisconsin expects home insurers to cover mold damage from a covered cause of loss like any other damage from that cause.

    OCI expects homeowners insurers to cover property damage from mold as a result of a covered cause of loss

    OCI Bulletin June 21 2002, Mold Coverage, regulator page, read 2026-11-12

Dollar Caps On Mold

  • Wisconsin allows a mold limit if property coverage is at least $10,000.

    so long as the property damage coverage is at least $10,000

    OCI Bulletin June 21 2002, Mold Coverage, regulator page, read 2026-11-12

How To Make A Claim

  • A Wisconsin insurer cannot deny a covered claim just because mold is on the damaged property.

    homeowners insurers may not refuse to cover damage caused by a covered peril solely on the fact that mold is present in or on the damaged property.

    OCI Bulletin December 19 2002, Updated Guidance on Mold, regulator page, read 2026-11-12

Good To Know

  • If a Wisconsin landlord will not fix a confirmed mold or moisture problem, tenants can complain to DATCP.

    If a mold and moisture problem has been verified and a landlord fails to correct it, you may file a complaint with the Department of Agriculture Trade and Consumer Protection

    Tenant Landlord Issues Involving Mold, Wisconsin DHS, regulator page, read 2026-11-12

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