South Carolina temporary housing: no statutory ALE minimum in regulator guidance
What is sourced for South Carolina today: the statutory position, the RV units that can reach Columbia, SC, and any published on-lot rule or rebuild record. Where a source is silent, the page says so.
We read the South Carolina Department of Insurance guidance on 2026-09-06 and found no statutory minimum ALE duration; the policy form governs. 122 RV units on one national fleet are located within 200 miles of Columbia, SC, and 39 inside the state, measured 2026-09-06.
Statutory ALE minimum
The department's coverage-types page defines additional living expense coverage as the necessary living expenses, up to the stated limit, to continue as nearly as possible the normal standard of living while the house cannot be occupied. Its Helene recovery page adds that many policies pay for hotel stays. No duration is stated. See the South Carolina row in the ALE statutory table for what the regulator does say, and how long insurance pays for temporary housing for the extension request that governs when no statute does.
Which RV units can reach you?
The fleet's power, length, pricing and pet profile by state is on the RV fleet page. Where the lot fails, the pad path is on monthly RV park sites.
The most recent named event
Hurricane Helene, FEMA DR-4829-SC, incident period September 25 to October 7, 2024, 2024-09-29. Source: FEMA disaster declaration DR-4829-SC, read 2026-09-06.
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Sources
- South Carolina Department of Insurance (accessed 2026-09-06)
- Outdoorsy public search feed, one national RV rental fleet (699 active units, measured 2026-09-06) (accessed 2026-09-06)
- FEMA disaster declaration DR-4829-SC (accessed 2026-09-06)
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