Buying a home? Renewal went up? We compare your homeowners options and explain the terms that decide what a claim actually pays.
Homeowners quotes take more detail than auto, so we don't make you fill out a 50-field form. Send the basics through the form below or call, and an agent works up quotes across our companies and calls you back with options explained in plain English. If we already insure your car, we'll price home and auto together and separately so you can see whether bundling actually saves.
Dwelling (Coverage A). The house and attached structures. Insure it for what it costs to rebuild, not what it would sell for. How much dwelling coverage you need.
Other structures (Coverage B). Detached garages, sheds, fences.
Personal property (Coverage C). Furniture, clothing, electronics, tools. Ask for replacement cost rather than actual cash value.
Loss of use (Coverage D). Hotel and extra living costs if a covered loss makes the home unlivable.
Personal liability and medical payments. Injuries to guests and damage you accidentally cause to others.
In southwest Missouri, wind and hail drive a large share of claims. Three details on your policy decide what you're paid:
Two quotes can look similar on price and differ by thousands after a hail storm. We put these terms side by side.
See the full list: what homeowners insurance doesn't cover.
Call when you go under contract, not the week of closing. We send the binder and declarations page directly to your lender or title company. Your insurance timeline before closing.
Send your declarations page and we'll tell you how your roof is settled, what your deductibles mean in dollars, and where the gaps are, whether you switch or not. Home coverage checkup.
Home insurance in Joplin · Home insurance in Springfield · Lake homes and second homes around Branson and Table Rock
The address, year built, square footage, roof age, and your current declarations page if you have one. Send what you have; we'll fill in the rest with you.
Yes, subject to your wind and hail deductible and how your policy settles roof claims.
Often, but not always. We price both ways.
Yes, directly to your lender or title company.
No. Flood requires a separate policy.
Or send your details and an agent will call you back with options from the companies we work with.