Protect your Florida home, inside and out.

Every situation is different. We build the policy around yours.
Rebuild or repair the structure of your home after a covered loss.
Protection against Florida's most common — and costliest — storm damage.
Furniture, electronics, jewelry and the belongings that fill your home.
Coverage if someone is injured on your property or you're found at fault.
Fences, sheds, docks, screened enclosures and detached garages.
Hotel, meals and living expenses while your home is being repaired.
Flood damage
Rising water and storm surge require a separate flood policy — we write those too.
Sinkhole collapse
Catastrophic ground cover collapse is limited; full sinkhole coverage is an endorsement.
Wear and tear
Maintenance issues, older roofs and gradual damage are excluded by every carrier.
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Common questions about florida homeowners insurance policy
The state doesn't require it, but virtually every mortgage lender does. Even without a mortgage, going uninsured in Florida means shouldering hurricane, fire and liability losses entirely on your own.
Wind damage from a hurricane is typically covered, subject to a separate hurricane deductible (usually 2%–5% of your dwelling limit). Flooding and storm surge are not — those need a flood policy.
Most Florida homeowners pay roughly $2,400–$2,700 a year for an average-sized home, though location, roof age, construction and your deductible move that number a lot in both directions.
A wind mitigation inspection, a newer roof, impact windows, a monitored alarm, a higher deductible and bundling home and auto are the discounts that move the needle most.