Students, apartments and rental homes across Springfield, from our Campbell Ave and Kearney St offices.
Springfield has a large rental market, with thousands of students and young professionals living in apartments, duplexes and rental houses. That means a lot of first-time renters policies, and a few questions we hear constantly.
If you live in a dorm, possibly, up to a limit on your parents' homeowners policy. If you've moved into an off-campus apartment or rental house, usually not, and your landlord may require your own policy anyway. Renters insurance for college students.
Usually not, unless you're related or both named on the policy. Each roommate typically needs their own.
We can usually quote, bind and email proof of insurance the same day, with the property manager listed as your lease requires. Landlord requires renters insurance?
Your belongings, including theft from your car or a bike rack, your liability if a guest is hurt or you damage the building, and a place to stay if a covered loss makes your unit unlivable. What renters insurance covers.
Renters insurance is inexpensive, and bundling with auto often offsets much of the cost. What renters insurance costs.
Springfield · Campbell
2248 S. Campbell Ave, Springfield, MO 65807
Monday – Friday, 8 am – 5 pm · 417.889.3733
Springfield · Kearney
1341 E. Kearney St, Springfield, MO 65803
Monday – Friday, 8 am – 5 pm · 417.865.4800
See everything we offer for Springfield-area insurance.
Dorm residents may be, up to a limit. Off-campus renters usually need their own policy.
Usually yes.
Usually, yes, emailed to you or your property manager.
Or send your details and an agent will call you back with options from the companies we work with.