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The 40 Largest Home & Landlord Insurers in Texas
The Texas homeowners and rental property insurance market is dominated by a few major players, with the top 40 companies holding a significant portion of the market share. In 2022, these leading insurers collectively wrote $11.68 billion in premiums, accounting for 87.42% of the total market, which amounted to $13.36 billion. State Farm Lloyds leads…
Read More4 Types of Water Damage Coverages Available For Texas Home Insurance Policies
As the anniversary of Snowmageddon 2021 draws near, I find myself pondering the extensive water damage that occurred. While I may not have a foolproof guide to preventing pipe bursts in the absence of electricity or heat, it’s essential to understand the variety of water-related claims and their coverage status. Sudden and Accidental Leaks: Description:…
Read MoreWhat Does TWIA Insurance Cost and What Does It Cover?
The average premium on a TWIA residential policy is approximately $2,000 (as of 6/30/2023). To get the lowest rate your agent needs to check all factors and discounts like the WPI-8 certificate discount. The Texas Windstorm Insurance Association (TWIA) was established in 1971 to provide windstorm and hail insurance for Texas Gulf Coast property owners in…
Read MoreDoes Home Insurance Cover Earthquake Damage in Texas?
In Texas, as in most other states, standard homeowners’, landlord, and mobile home insurance policies typically do not cover damage caused by earthquakes. However, homeowners can purchase a separate earthquake endorsement or a standalone earthquake insurance policy to cover such damages. If you’re considering earthquake coverage in Texas, keep in mind: Coverage: Earthquake insurance typically…
Read MoreAre Solar Panels Covered by Insurance in Texas? Full Explanation
Yes, many homeowners’ insurance policies do cover solar panels, but the exact nature and extent of that coverage can vary widely. Here are a few points to keep in mind: Part of the Dwelling or Personal Property: Depending on how the solar panels are installed and attached, they may be considered part of the dwelling…
Read MoreCan I Change My Insurance Agent but Keep My Insurance Company?
Yes, you can switch insurance agents for your auto, home, landlord and other policies while keeping the same insurance company. Many times bad service and experiences are the agent’s fault and not the insurance company’s; so customers may want to use a new agent with the same insurance company. Here’s how the process generally works…
Read MoreState Farm Home and Auto Insurance Review in Texas
State Farm has a strong presence in the Texas auto and home insurance markets, offering a wide range of coverage options and discounts. The company is known for its customer service and has a reputation for handling claims effectively. State Farm Auto Insurance Review For auto insurance, State Farm’s Texas rates are competitive, with the…
Read MoreThe Benefits of a Spanish speaking Home and Auto insurance agent in Texas
Having a Spanish-speaking Texas insurance agent can offer several benefits, particularly for individuals or families who primarily speak Spanish or feel more comfortable communicating in their native language. Here are some of the advantages: Clear Communication: Effective communication is essential when discussing insurance policies, coverage options, terms, and conditions. By working with a Spanish-speaking agent,…
Read MoreEverything you need to know about the home insurance claims process
Home insurance claims can be a bit daunting if you’ve never navigated the process before. Here’s a comprehensive overview: 1. Understand Your Policy: Before you can file a claim, it’s essential to understand what your policy covers. Most standard homeowners insurance policies provide coverage for: Dwelling (your home’s structure) Other structures (sheds, fences, etc.) Personal…
Read MoreTexas Manufactured Homes, Mobile Homes and Travel Trailers
Manufactured homes once referenced as single-wide and double-wide mobile homes and mobile homes are factory-built houses engineered and constructed to the precise specifications of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development’s federal building code. Manufactured homes are completely built in a factory and then transported to the home site. Once they arrive at their…
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