Home Insurance

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Let us help you find the protection that fits your home!

Dwelling Protection

Protects the physical structure of your home—including the roof, foundation, and walls—from covered perils like fire, windstorms, and hail.

Personal Belongings

Safeguards your possessions inside the home, such as furniture, electronics, and clothing, even if they are damaged or stolen while you are traveling.

Personal Liability

Provides financial defense and covers legal fees if someone is injured on your property and you are found legally responsible for their medical bills.

Students Health

International students can apply & purchase the Student Health Plans which are required by colleges, universities, or other institutions of higher. Coverage for international students studying in the U.S. is available to students on an F1 visa and meets J1 visa requirements.

Homeowners Policy

Renters & Condo

Secure your biggest investment today!

Whether you are buying your first house or protecting a lifelong family home, our comprehensive policies ensure you are ready for the unexpected. We partner with top-rated carriers to bring you absolute peace of mind at a competitive rate.

Standard Homeowners (HO-3)

The most common policy, offering broad, reliable protection for your home's structure and your personal belongings against a wide range of natural and accidental disasters.

High-Value Home & Property

Enhanced limits and specialized coverage options designed for luxury homes, fine art, jewelry, and extensive assets that require tailored underwriting and premium protection.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dwelling protection covers the physical structure of your home—including the roof, foundation, walls, and any attached structures like a garage. It pays to repair or rebuild your home if it is damaged by covered hazards like fire, windstorms, lightning, or hail.

Yes. Standard personal belongings coverage safeguards your possessions (such as electronics, furniture, and clothing) from theft or covered damage both inside your house and while you are traveling or on vacation.

Personal liability provides a financial safety net if a guest is accidentally injured on your property and you are found legally responsible. It helps cover their medical bills as well as your legal defense fees if you face a lawsuit.

A standard homeowners policy covers both the physical structure and the contents inside. Condo insurance typically covers everything from the "walls-in" (your interior structure and belongings), while renters insurance protects only your personal belongings and liability, as the landlord carries insurance for the physical building.

No, standard homeowners insurance policies do not cover damage caused by earthquakes or flooding. If your home is located in an area prone to these natural events, you will need to purchase separate specialized policies or add-ons to be fully protected.

No. Our independent agency services are completely free to use. We shop multiple top-rated insurance providers to find you the best rates and comprehensive home coverage packages at no additional cost to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

Home insurance helps protect your home and belongings from certain risks. A standard policy may cover:

  • Damage to the home (fire, wind, hail, etc.)
  • Personal belongings
  • Liability for injuries to others on your property

Additional living expenses if your home becomes uninhabitable due to a covered loss

Home insurance is generally not required by law.

However:

  1. If you have a mortgage, your lender will usually require it.
  2. If you own your home outright, it is optional but strongly recommended.
  • Dwelling Coverage

Protects the physical structure of your home.

  • Personal Property Coverage

Protects your belongings such as furniture, clothing, electronics, and appliances.

  • Liability Coverage

Protects you if someone is injured on your property or if you accidentally damage someone else's property.

A deductible is the amount you must pay before your insurance company pays a covered claim.

Generally:

  1. Higher deductible = Lower premium
  2. Lower deductible = Higher premium

Example

If your deductible is $1,000 and the repair cost is $10,000:

  1. You pay $1,000
  2. Insurance pays $9,000

Standard home insurance usually does not cover:

  • Flood damage
  • Earthquake damage
  • Normal wear and tear
  • Pest infestations
  • Neglect or lack of maintenance
  • Intentional damage
  • Flood

Usually NOT covered. Separate flood insurance is often needed.

  • Hurricane

Often partially covered, depending on your policy and location.

  • Earthquake

Usually NOT covered under standard home insurance. Separate earthquake coverage may be required.

You should have enough coverage to rebuild your home if it is destroyed and to replace your belongings.

Consider:

  • Home rebuilding costs
  • Personal property value
  • Liability protection needs
  • Local construction costs

Insurance companies may consider:

  • Home value
  • Location
  • Age of the home
  • Construction materials
  • Claims history
  • Coverage limits
  • Deductible amount
  • Credit history (where allowed)

If damage occurs:

  • Protect the property from further damage.
  • Document the damage with photos or videos.
  • Contact your insurance company.
  • Complete the claim forms.
  • Cooperate with the insurance adjuster.
  • Keep receipts for emergency repairs.

You may be able to lower costs by:

  • Increasing your deductible
  • Bundling home and auto insurance
  • Installing security systems
  • Adding smoke detectors
  • Improving home safety
  • Maintaining good credit (where applicable)
  • Shopping around for quotes