Homeowners Insurance
Home insurance in Florida has become a hot topic since major companies have refused to or are unable to provide Floridians with home insurance coverage.
This situation although unfortunate has opened up a new era in the home insurance business in Florida.
It has forced us to take a closer look at the type and reliability of the way we have been protecting our assets.
The large companies served us well for a time but the changing economy now compels us to be more watchful and discriminating with our Florida home insurance purchases.
Auto Insurance
Buying car insurance in Central Florida may seem like a no-brainer, but can you say that you know exactly what (PIP) Personal Injury Protection includes and just how much Florida car insurance you need or why you even need it in the first place?
Our agents are willing and able to guide you through the pitfalls with far fewer complications than you might imagine.
Boat Insurance
Want to leave shore feeling protected against any eventuality?
As you navigate your boat or watercraft through the bright sunny seas and lakes of Central Florida let us help you make sure your boat insurance policy will give you the protection you need.
Flood Insurance
You don’t have to live near the beach or a lake to be at risk for flooding — it can happen anywhere it rains in Florida. Even historically dry areas have been known to flood without warning. So it may not be a matter of whether you need flood insurance, but how much and what kind.
Flood insurance policies cover damage to your property and possessions, though the protection varies. Building property coverage covers the structure of your home, while personal property coverage protects the possessions you keep there. For the best liability coverage for your home and valuables, it’s a good idea to get both forms of coverage.
Umbrella Insurance
Umbrella Insurance provides an additional layer of personal liability protection. A single policy covers all underlying policies you own (auto, home, motorcycle, boat, etc.) and kicks in if the liability limits on these policies are exhausted. And compared to the risk of a catastrophic event.