We are contracted with a diverse variety of carriers that offer an array of coverage.

Most people would agree that their home is their most valuable asset. If this were true for you, then you would also agree that having the correct Homeowner’s Insurance Policy is of the utmost importance. Since each homeowner presents a diverse variety of coverage needs, E.J. Stochaj Insurance Agency is contracted with a diverse variety of carriers that offer an array of coverage. We will assess your coverage needs, view your property and research the replacement valuation before jumping into the quoting process. In the end, you will be presented with a proposal for your Homeowner’s Insurance from a company that we feel meets your needs and offers the best coverage for your money.

The Nuts & Bolts of a Homeowner’s Insurance Policy

Whether you are a new homeowner, or just want a better understanding of your homeowner policy, here is an outline of a policy in homeowner lingo.

This is the coverage that pertains to the actual structure you call home. This figure should represent the full replacement cost valuation of your home. It is not the sale value, as the sale value would take into account location and land.

This figure is 10% of your dwelling limit and represents the coverage limit for other structures on your property (sheds, fences, etc.)

This figure is 70% of your dwelling limit and represents the maximum amount you could collect to cover your personal property (furniture, clothing, electronics, etc.) if a covered loss were to occur.

This figure represents the maximum amount you could collect to help with displacement services (hotel fees, food, etc.) if your home is deemed unlivable due to a covered loss.

This figure represents the maximum amount that would be paid for a ‘No Fault’ injury claim if someone were to be injured on your property. The ‘No Fault’ part means that this coverage will pay regardless of whether the homeowners’ negligence contributed to the incident.

This figure represents the maximum amount that would be paid for any liability claim occurring on your property. For minor injuries that do not exceed the Coverage E limit, this coverage will not come into play.

The Bells & Whistles of a Homeowner’s Insurance Policy

Each company offers a variety of extra coverages and credits that can be included on a homeowner policy. Some examples of extra coverage include scheduled valuable items (jewelry, furs, etc.), specified additional coverage for dwelling and replacement cost coverage for contents. Some examples of credits include loss free credit, renovated home credit and account credit. The staff at E.J. Stochaj Insurance Agency will assess your needs and desires and be able to recommend all of the ‘bells and whistles’ that pertain to you and your property.

Contact E.J. Stochaj Insurance Agency today! Together we’ll review what YOUR needs are based on your circumstances.

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