An insurer can cancel or non-renew a home policy after an inspection. See how they differ, how long you may have to fix the issue and how to get covered again.
A homeowners non-renewal ends coverage at the policy's expiration date. See state notice examples, what to check in the letter and where to find new coverage.
Renting out your house changes the policy you need. See what a landlord policy covers, how DP-1, DP-2 and DP-3 differ, and who insures the tenant's things.
Mobile home insurance covers the home, belongings and liability, but not flood. See why older homes face more questions and what to ask about wind and value.
The SC wind pool insures wind and hail on coastal property when regular insurers won't. See Zone 1 and Zone 2, the 3% and 2% deductibles and how agents apply.
Most homeowners policies limit coverage once a house sits empty 30 to 60 days. See what vacant means, which losses are affected and how to stay covered.
Connecticut homeowners rate filings averaged an 8.7% allowed increase in 2025. See what to check on a renewal notice, what to ask and how to compare quotes.
Connecticut homeowners and renters policies generally exclude flood. Learn when a lender requires coverage, what NFIP limits and waiting periods mean, and what changed.
Connecticut law does not require every tenant to buy renters insurance, but a lease can. See what a policy covers, what it excludes and the 2022 average cost.
Connecticut law does not require every homeowner to buy insurance, but lenders generally do. Learn what a policy covers, costs and how to compare quotes.
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