Home and condo insurance from people who know Florida houses.
Roof age, wind mitigation, a pool, a new purchase with a closing date. We gather the details once, check the carriers we work with, and explain your options before anything is bound.
What we'll look at together
Every household and business is different. These are the details that shape your options.
- The home itself
- Year built, roof age and type, updates, and any inspection reports you have.
- How you use it
- Primary home, seasonal home, condo unit, or a property you rent out.
- Your timeline
- Closing dates and lender requirements, so the policy is ready when you need it.
- What you want protected
- The structure, your belongings, liability, and the options in between.
Good to know
- Buying a home? Start the conversation as soon as you're under contract.
- A recent wind mitigation or 4-point inspection can help the carriers review your home.
- Most home and condo policies don't include flood. Ask us about adding a separate flood policy.
General information only. Your policy documents and carrier decide what is and isn't covered. An agent can walk you through yours.
Common questions
Do you write condo unit policies?
Yes. We'll look at your association's master policy so your unit policy fills in the right pieces.
Can you work with my lender?
Yes. We send proof of insurance to your lender or title company once your policy is in place.
What if my carrier isn't renewing my policy?
Call us as soon as you get the notice. The sooner we start, the more time you have to compare options.
Sample reviews (demo)
Fictional samples written for this demo site.
I filled out the quote form on my lunch break and had a text back before I finished my sandwich. Rosa called that evening and explained everything without rushing me.
I missed their call, texted back, and we handled the rest over text. Easy, friendly and quick.
Let's talk about your home & condo insurance.
Request a quote in about two minutes and a licensed agent will reach out within the hour during office hours.