One of the most common questions homeowners ask is: “Why is my home insured for more than it’s worth?” It is a fair question. The answer is that homeowners insurance is generally not designed around what your house might sell for on the real estate market. Its primary purpose is to help cover what it could cost to rebuild your home after a major covered loss. Those two numbers—market value and rebuilding cost—can be very different. What Is Replacement Cost? Replacement cost is an estimate of what it would take to rebuild your home today using materials and construction of
Read more →New Roof Home Insurance: Why You Should Tell Your Insurance Agent New Roof Home Insurance: Why You Should Tell Your Insurance Agent Recently replaced your roof? A roof replacement is one of the biggest investments homeowners make. It may be worth reviewing how your home insurance currently reflects that update. Request a Coverage Review New roof home insurance considerations are something many homeowners overlook after replacing a roof. Replacing a roof is a major investment — and one of the most important updates you can make to your home. But one thing many homeowners don’t realize is that after a
Read more →Why Umbrella Coverage Becomes More Important As Your Assets Grow As home values rise, income increases, and investment accounts grow, most people adjust their financial planning — but many forget to adjust their liability protection. For higher-value homeowners in Ohio, umbrella coverage often becomes more important than the base home or auto policy itself. The conversation shifts from “What does my policy cost?” to “How exposed are my assets?” Has your net worth grown over the past few years? It may be time to review how your liability protection is structured. Request a Coverage Review Home and Auto
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