Home & Property Insurance
Whether you own a house or condo, or you rent, we have an insurance program to protect you, your home, and your belongings.
How can I save money when getting homeowners insurance?
One of the best ways to reduce your premium is by making minor investments to your residence. If you have deadbolt locks on your outer hinged doors, smoke detectors on every floor, and a fire extinguisher you will not only make your residence safer but receive a discount on your policy. Furthermore, you may be eligible for addition discounts.
Decide what coverages you need. If you are unsure we can help.
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Decide what type of policy you need based on your residence. Do you own or rent? If you own do you have a home, condominium, or mobile home.
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Understand which coverage elements are common among all property insurance policies:
- Personal Property: Details the insurance coverage for the
contents of your home. Many specifics regarding "personal
property" coverage are defined in your homeowners policy. Included
in these definitions are what exactly is, or is not, covered under "personal property" as well as specific dollar amounts of coverage
for specific items. It is possible to add certain endorsements to
alter the limitations in your personal property coverage.
- Family Liability Protection: To pay for covered damages which you are legally obligated to pay.
- Guest Medical Protection: To pay medical expenses for your guests who are accidentally injured on your property as a result of a covered loss.
- Loss of Use: In the result that your home is uninhabitable
because of covered property damage, your homeowners policy
provides "additional living expenses". "Additional living expenses"
generally include hotel or restaurant bills; specific dollar amounts
or percentage of coverage are usually defined.
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Finally, tailor you policy and coverages to your needs and personal risk level.
- Some of the common additional coverage’s in Louisville are water back up, and earthquake coverage.
- Replacement Cost Coverage: For many of your contents (subject to applicable underlying policy coverage limits).
- Scheduled Personal Property Coverage: With increased protection for your personal property including, but not limited to: jewelry, watches, furs, stamp and coin collections, fine arts, computers, cameras and sporting equipment.
- Increased Building Code Coverage: For example, if your home is damaged or destroyed you'd need protection to bring it up to today's code standards as it is repaired.
- Portable Cellular Communication Systems Coverage.
- Satellite Dish Antennas Coverage.
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Finally
Since most Homeowners, Condominium, Mobile Home,* or Renters Insurance Policies don't cover a flood, find out if you're eligible for Flood insurance!