DP policies do not provide coverage for which of the following?

DP policies, which refer to Dwelling Property insurance policies, generally provide specific coverage options that address various risks to residential structures. One significant limitation within these policies is related to breakage of glass, particularly when it occurs under certain circumstances.

Breakage of glass is specifically excluded from coverage if it happens after a set period, often 30 days, of vacancy. This limitation is in place because an unoccupied dwelling is more prone to various types of damage, and insurers aim to mitigate their risk exposure after that time period. Therefore, if a property has been unoccupied for more than 30 days, any breakage of glass would not be covered under the policy, aligning with the answer regarding breakage of glass after 30 days.

In contrast, coverage is typically provided for scenarios such as theft during a covered event, destruction by fire, and even freezing of plumbing as long as heat is maintained in the property. This reflects the policy's aim to protect homeowners against significant perils while also including necessary conditions and limitations to manage risk effectively.