[karostay]

Originally Posted by retiredguy123

There are so many variables and pricing schemes, I don't think anyone can really tell you who is fair and reasonable. I think the insurance companies plan it that way.

Just switched 2 homes with All In One Insurance average savings $250 per home line by line same coverage.When my 3rd home is up for renewal they'll get tat one also

[Spsmith444]

Originally Posted by Maryland04

We have been with Tower Hill (headquartered, Gainesville) since 2003 to include five homes and five hurricanes, including Charlie. They have been great thru it all.

Me too (Tower Hill) Haven’t had a claim though. Rates seem fair.

[Red Rose]

Have had Travelers Home & Auto insurance for 15 years thru The Villages. We've had 2 claims thru the years and they have been very reliable and helpful both times.

[sterlingcnslts]

Originally Posted by key2144

I'm going to change Home Owner's Insurance. Any recommendations for a
good company that is fair and reasonable?

AAA lowered my rate for car and home by over $700 yearly.

[Scorpyo]

Originally Posted by Kgcetm

1. Geico
2. Geico
3. Geico

We’ve used several other major companies and were disappointed by their unwarranted rate increases.

I have Travelers through Geico for my home in GA
and Security First through Geico for my home here.
Had a roof put on in GA - no problems - very good service.
No claims in FL so I can't say they're good or bad.

[richl]

Originally Posted by Stu from NYC

So far (5 months) allstate has been ok

I just changed all of my policies to one insurance company and am very satisfied with the process, the prices, and the agent who was really very good - she is pleasant and knows her stuff. Her name is Rachael Story, call her for an appointment at 352-661-3456. She works in an office local to the Villages on Warm Springs Rd which is a continuation of morse across 44 in Wildwood. The insurance Company is State Farm and they handle Home Owners, car/truck insurance, golf cart insurance, umbrella insurance, etc. Let her knowRich recommended her and she might throw in a Winn Dixie cookie😁

[JGVillages]

Originally Posted by key2144

I'm going to change Home Owner's Insurance. Any recommendations for a
good company that is fair and reasonable?

Just be sure you get the Sink Hole coverage you want. I have catastrophic and non-catastrophic coverage which is not offered by all.

[rstebbins]

What do you mean by sink hole rider. The travelers covers sink holes with a huge 10% deductible. Been thinking of getting quotes outside of the Villages this year since my village agent left so appreaciate this thread.

[Astron]

If you are a Veteran, check USAA. They may not be the cheapest, but they will take good care of you with excellent customer service. We bundle Auto and Home Insurance and se them as our primary bank too.

[rogerk]

Originally Posted by key2144

I'm going to change Home Owner's Insurance. Any recommendations for a
good company that is fair and reasonable?

I suggest you find a GOOD agent. They can help sort out the differences and help you find the best value - not always the cheapest. I've found The Village Insurance to be good brokers with several options. There are many good agents if you want to do the resrarch

[dpmers]

Stay far far away from American Integrity, cheap premiums but TERRIBLE when it comes to claims

[key2144]

Thank you for the information. Who was your broker/contact.
Russ

[jimbo2012]

Who's writing non-catastrophic coverage?

[Barefoot]

Originally Posted by JGVillages

Just be sure you get the Sink Hole coverage you want. I have catastrophic and non-catastrophic coverage which is not offered by all.

Who is the Insurance Company that offers catastrophic and non-catastrophic sink hole coverage?