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Old 11-25-2022, 01:51 PM
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Good luck with progressive they just provided me with an $800 increase
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Old 11-25-2022, 02:01 PM
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My first thought is that this must be a scam, from someone else, NOT Tower Hill.

Regarding the home insurance situation, I’ve been looking at other insurance for our home and getting ridiculous supposedly competitive quotes of over $10,000. And I am right here, NOT in the coast. I was also told that some insurance companies have already reached their quota for Lake/Sumter counties and they’ll try again in January and see if something has changed. The insurance situation in Florida has truly gone crazy.
Wow. In a way, I hope it goes to $10K, which means that I will be paying nothing.
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Has anyone gotten a quote for a fire policy instead of a homeowners policy? A fire policy will cover the house if it burns down but none of the other homeowners risks.
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Old 11-26-2022, 11:09 AM
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Can anyone recommend a reasonable Home-Owners Insurance Company? I was with Tower Hill but now I notice they are requesting this year that we (1) in addition to paying our bill "contribute" money to the company in a separate account (2) give "power of attorney" to some financial issue of the company. I have never heard of either of these with any other companies and I can't imagine granting some company power of attorney over any aspect of my life.
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Old 11-26-2022, 11:29 AM
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Has anyone gotten a quote for a fire policy instead of a homeowners policy? A fire policy will cover the house if it burns down but none of the other homeowners risks.
Not many houses burn down in TV. I can think of two in my fifteen years. Maybe I missed a few others. However, lots of other claims such as straight winds, tornado and water. I wouldn’t recommend. But to each his own.
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Old 11-26-2022, 11:45 AM
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We have been with Progressive for almost 7 years, 2600 sf and got a new roof with insurance. Over that time our rates have gone up a total of $112 to approx $1,200 a year. I don't understand all these posts about paying huge premiums. Do the homework and shop the rates.
I Agee with you , mine just went up $130 , so I’m at about $1,130.00, someone said $10, 000 , yikes if it ever comes to that in central fl ,the last homeowner leaving Florida should turn out the lights

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Since I have no mortgage I found out I can get the home owners policy without wind coverage. The house will be protected in case or fire, theft, lightning and all liabilities stay the same. Got my $7200 quote down to $1100. Anyone here with no wind coverage experience?
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Old 12-22-2022, 08:48 AM
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Since I have no mortgage I found out I can get the home owners policy without wind coverage. The house will be protected in case or fire, theft, lightning and all liabilities stay the same. Got my $7200 quote down to $1100. Anyone here with no wind coverage experience?
Wind is the biggest risk in Florida. If a window breaks or roof comes off your house in a storm you will have water damage. At that point you may need to gut the house. Risk reward not worth it.

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Good luck with progressive they just provided me with an $800 increase
$1200 for me. I am shopping.
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I have USAA....very happy with them. (so far) About $1500 for a designer.
Heard USAA not writing new homeowners????
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Old 12-22-2022, 03:18 PM
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I switched from Tower Hill when another firm bought them out and tried raising my premium by approximately $470 (to cover costs of the merger?). Recommend Farmer’s Valentino Agency at 15268 Fishhawk Boulevard
Lithia FL 33547
United States. 813-280-5900
I just received a $1200 increase from Progressive. Up to $3200. If I drop non-catastrophic sink hole and change Hurricane from $500 deductible to 2% it drops to $2750. Tower Hill for the adjusted coverage is $2050. These companies are all over the place! Getting more quotes next week. Seems some that raise existing customers, ie:Tower Hill in above post, will come in low to new customers. I guess this is now just like Medicare Supplements, review every year and change if necessary.
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Old 12-22-2022, 03:23 PM
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I just received a $1200 increase from Progressive. Up to $3200. If I drop non-catastrophic sink hole and change Hurricane from $500 deductible to 2% it drops to $2750. Tower Hill for the adjusted coverage is $2050. These companies are all over the place! Getting more quotes next week. Seems some that raise existing customers, ie:Tower Hill in above post, will come in low to new customers. I guess this is now just like Medicare Supplements, review every year and change if necessary.
I just renewed my policy with Progressive for $880, which is a 6 percent increase from last year. I have sinkhole coverage, $500 hurricane deductible, and $500K liability coverage on a courtyard villa. Go figure.
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Old 12-22-2022, 03:28 PM
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We have been with Progressive for almost 7 years, 2600 sf and got a new roof with insurance. Over that time our rates have gone up a total of $112 to approx $1,200 a year. I don't understand all these posts about paying huge premiums. Do the homework and shop the rates.
Been with Progressive long term also. Got a new roof with insurance in 2020.
2021=$1500 / 2022=$2050 /Renewal in 2023 $3200. Currently shopping. Don’t know what your coverage is but ride the wave. All these companies are all over the place with pricing.
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Can anyone recommend a reasonable Home-Owners Insurance Company? I was with Tower Hill but now I notice they are requesting this year that we (1) in addition to paying our bill "contribute" money to the company in a separate account (2) give "power of attorney" to some financial issue of the company. I have never heard of either of these with any other companies and I can't imagine granting some company power of attorney over any aspect of my life.
I had a Allstate subsidary. With no claims they hit me with a hugh increase? After spending 3 days of calling home insurance companies for quotes I decided to go with Farmers Homeowners Insurance. Very happy with my choice.
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