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Home and renters insurance

We quote, compare, and issue. Home, renters, condominium, and personal liability. We accompany you during the inspection and renewal.

From the property to the policy

How the home and renters insurance process works

We identify the property and occupancy type, gather information insurers request, and compare available options. The company decides whether inspections are required, what conditions it accepts, and whether coverage is issued.

01

We identify the need

We confirm whether you need coverage for a house, condominium, or rental, how the property is occupied, the required date, and whether a loan or association has requirements.

02

We gather property details

We request the address, year built, roof type and age, occupancy, relevant improvements, prior coverage, and other basic information needed to quote.

03

We define what to compare

We review the structure or interior improvements, personal property, liability, loss-of-use expenses, limits, and deductibles based on the policy type.

04

We coordinate requirements

The insurer may request inspections, photographs, or additional documents. We help you understand and organize what is needed, but the company decides what it accepts.

05

We review proposals

We compare limits, deductibles—including a hurricane deductible when applicable—exclusions, conditions, premium, and company status before you choose.

06

We issue and review renewal

After approval and applicable payment, we confirm the effective date and send required evidence. At renewal, we review changes in premium, coverage, and requirements.

Home, condominium, and renters insurance FAQs

What to clarify before insuring the property or providing evidence to a lender or landlord.

Official information for owners and renters

Review these general guides and always read the policy because coverage, deductibles, and exclusions vary by company.

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