Home Insurance

Regularly reviewing your policy with a licensed insurance counselor can help you make informed choices and avoid coverage gaps:

If you bundle home and auto insurance, you might qualify for certain additional benefits:

Standard policies might reduce payouts for roofs older than a certain age. To ensure full coverage:

Short-term rentals may require additional coverage. Here’s how to stay protected while renting out part or all of your home:

If you have pets, particularly dogs, consider liability coverage specific to pet-related incidents:

Back-up power generators can be expensive, but they’re vital in areas prone to blackouts or extreme weather. Here’s how to protect your generator:

If you own a condo or belong to a homeowner’s association (HOA), loss assessment coverage can be essential:

After a disaster, clearing debris and removing damaged trees can be costly. Home insurance policies often cover debris removal, but specific tree removal coverage can help with downed or damaged trees:

Standard home insurance doesn’t cover damage to underground utility lines, such as water, gas, or electric lines on your property. Service line coverage fills this gap:

With more people using smart devices, home cyber risks are on the rise. Cyber insurance can protect against hacking, privacy breaches, and even ransomware: