Texas Products

Texas Service Hub

Find Freedom Insurance Group’s Texas insurance guides in one place: Texas homeowners insurance, Texas car insurance, and all our insurance products. We’re headquartered in Flower Mound and licensed in Texas, Tennessee, Colorado, and Missouri.

Where to start: Choose homeowners for the home you live in, landlord coverage for a home you rent to tenants, auto for your personal vehicles, and commercial auto or truck for vehicles your business uses. You will also find guides for motorcycles, recreational vehicles, boats, umbrella, condo, flood, and business coverage. Texas hail, wind, and flood risks often call for more than a basic policy. For claims or changes to a current policy, see the policy help links below.

What affects your price: Many of our customers save significantly when we shop their policy across multiple companies, and your actual savings depend on your details. Texas premiums are based on your postal code, rebuild cost or vehicle, claims history, deductibles, credit-based insurance scores where permitted, roof age, and which insurance companies are writing policies in your area. When you compare quotes, make sure they include the same coverage, not a liability-only quote against a full package.

Browse every state in our Insurance Service Center, or see our other state guides: Tennessee · Colorado · Missouri.

Auto minimum$30,000 / $60,000 / $25,000Texas liability minimum for injuries per person, per accident, and property damage
Home insuranceNot required by lawTexas law does not require it, but a mortgage lender will
FloodNot coveredMost home policies exclude flood; most flood policies start after 30 days

Texas insurance products

Homeowners

Coverage for the Texas home you live in.

Texas homeowners →

Auto

Coverage for your personal cars and trucks.

Texas auto insurance →

Condo

Coverage for Texas condo owners, often called an HO-6 policy.

Condo insurance in Texas →

Flood

Separate flood coverage for coastal, river, and heavy-rain flooding.

Texas flood insurance →

Landlord

Coverage for homes you rent out to tenants.

Landlord insurance →

Umbrella

Extra liability protection above your auto and home policies.

Umbrella insurance →

Commercial auto & truck

Coverage for work vehicles and commercial trucks.

Commercial auto · Commercial truck

Business

Coverage for Texas businesses.

Business insurance →

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Texas homeowners coverage guides

Landlord policy types

Texas auto coverage guides

Motorcycle, RV, boat, and personal watercraft

Areas we serve

Policy help

Want a Texas quote? Get a quote · Home · Auto · Ask an agent. Call (972) 798-3769 or (800) 253-1482.

What to check when you shop in Texas

  1. Confirm rebuild cost for the dwelling—not purchase price alone.
  2. Read hail, wind, roof, and water rules carefully; North Texas hail and Gulf Coast wind are priced and covered differently.
  3. Separate flood when your location has flood risk, even if your lender does not require it.
  4. Use a landlord policy for homes you rent to tenants.
  5. On auto, match liability, uninsured and underinsured motorist coverage, personal injury protection, and deductibles across quotes. Texas checks proof of insurance through its TexasSure system, so keep your policy active.
  6. Do not rely on a personal auto policy for business driving; see our commercial auto and truck guides instead.

FAQs

What will I find on this page?

Links to all of our Texas insurance guides, from homeowners and auto to landlord, flood, and business coverage.

Is landlord insurance the same as homeowners?

No. Once the property is rented and you do not live there as your primary residence, carriers generally want a landlord or dwelling-fire form. See the landlord and DP-1/2/3 links above.

Does homeowners include flood?

Usually not. Use the Texas flood guide when needed.

Where do I find Tennessee, Colorado, or Missouri guides?

Return to the main service center and open the matching state hub.

Sources and further reading

  1. Texas Department of Insurance — consumer resources and TexasSure information.
  2. Insurance Information Institute — homeowners and auto basics.
  3. National Flood Insurance Program — flood vs. homeowners distinctions.
  4. Freedom Insurance Group — service center and ask an agent.
  5. Texas Department of Insurance: Auto insurance guide. Accessed October 2026.
  6. Texas Department of Insurance: Home insurance guide. Accessed October 2026.
  7. National Flood Insurance Program: Buy a flood insurance policy. Accessed October 2026.