Florida Homeowners Insurance

If there’s something Florida residents and tourists can both agree on, it’s that the Sunshine State lives up to its name. Florida’s magnificent climate attracts people from all over, but that pleasant weather can have a darker side. Florida’s intense storms can bring torrential rainfall, high winds and severe flooding.

Products For Residents Across Florida

Homeowners Policy

Our HO3 homeowners policy protects your home, other structures and belongings from damages caused by an unforeseen loss. Your home and other structures are covered on an open peril1 basis, subject to the exclusions listed in the policy. Your personal belongings are covered for the named perils2 listed. The policy can help pay for bodily injury or property damage you are legally responsible for, such as when a guest is injured on your property, or you or a family member accidentally injures someone or damages their property.

Most homeowners insurance policies do not cover damage from floods or earthquakes. However, there may be additional coverage options available to purchase.

Flooding is a temporary overflow of water onto land that is normally dry. Floods are the most common natural disaster in the United States. Failing to evacuate flooded areas or entering flood waters can lead to injury or death.

Floods may:

Homeowners Policy (HO5)

A critical distinction between an HO3 and HO5 policy is that while both policies provide extensive open peril* coverage for your home’s physical structure, an HO5 policy offers open peril1 coverage for both your home and your belongings..

Dwelling Fire (DP3)3

A DP3 dwelling fire policy is the most comprehensive policy available for rental and other non-owner-occupied homes. The DP3 provides dwelling and other structure coverage, and covers the landlord’s furnishings, loss of rent, and on-premises liability.

Actual coverage will be determined at the time and location of the loss, based on the coverage in place, and laws in effect in the jurisdiction where the loss occurred.