Wear and tear refers to the natural and gradual deterioration of property over time due to regular use or aging. For instance, an old roof might start to leak after several years, or paint might start to peel. Insurance policies generally exclude wear and tear because it's an expected process and not a sudden, unforeseen event. Instead, maintenance of the property is the responsibility of the owner.
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