who's best homeowners ins for 30-a?

[chanster]

all the co's being recommended are small co's. please name some good co's or list co's people on here use. thanks

 

[Jdarg]

You might want to do a search of this site - lots of threads with company recommendations, and discussion of trends.

 

[Miss Kitty]

You might want to do a search of this site - lots of threads with company recommendations, and discussion of trends.

Ya think brandon listed his age in his handle?

 

[Danny Burns]

After Allstate pulled out of Florida, we just asked our agent to find another company for us. We now use St. Johns Insurance Co., but you might want to try using an agent to find a policy for your specific situation. Citizen's and Royal Palm were others we considered, but St. Johns had the best rate for us.

 

[30A Skunkape]

Aig

 

[chanster]

anyone heard of first protective also called frontline ins co?i've been quoted a few times with good rates and state of fla has them rated pretty good.the state of fla guaranty fund gurantees up to 300k per house if a ins co goes under

 

[Smiling JOe]

After Allstate pulled out of Florida, we just asked our agent to find another company for us. We now use St. Johns Insurance Co., but you might want to try using an agent to find a policy for your specific situation. Citizen's and Royal Palm were others we considered, but St. Johns had the best rate for us.

Thanks. I thought he was asking for information on Inns and small rental companies, and couldn't make sense of anything.

 

[dgsevier]

I don't know if they're a good ins. co. or not until I need to make a claim. I hope to never find out. We use Florida Family

 

[florida girl]

I use Great Florida Insurance, simply the cheapest I could find. Problem with Homeowners insurance is it doesn't cover anything when you really need it to. Wind and Flood are a seperate policy. When a hurricane comes, homeowners insurance is useless. My house is well built, and if there is a problem, repair expense is minimal because I do it myself. When you consider the deductible, the cost of materials doesn't nearly come close.

 

[Smiling JOe]

I hear that Citizens will likely be getting a 10% bump in premiums in 2010.