Insuring Your Home In Ft. Lauderdale
More and more people are moving to Florida because of the state’s economy, the weather, and the scenic views. If you’re among the transplants purchasing a home in Ft. Lauderdale or a local needing a new home insurance policy, we can help. Our team will help you find the right plan that protects your home and possessions in case of a storm that damages your home or another unforeseen disaster.
Need Home Insurance? Finding the Best Policy for a Ft. Lauderdale Home
Home insurance gives you peace of mind because it protects your home, assets, property, and personal belongings. While it does protect your home in the event of a disaster or severe storm, you can add different layers of coverage to your policy to protect your family and your home in different ways.
Personal property coverage protects you in the event of theft, while personal liability coverage protects you and your family members if someone is accidentally injured at your home. We can also help you find coverage to protect structures like your fence, detached garage, or shed if they’re damaged. We can even help you find coverage that temporarily accommodates relocation costs if a disaster renders your home temporarily unlivable.
There’s a lot to consider when choosing an insurance policy for your home, but the good news is you don’t have to do it alone. Our team provides competitive quotes to homeowners looking for insurance policies for their single-family homes, condos, or apartments. The process only takes 10 minutes, after which you’ll receive a comprehensive list of options via email. Our policies can cover some of the following:
- Vandalism
- Personal liability
- Fire damage
- Storm damage
- Stolen or damaged jewelry
Whether you just purchased a new home or want to save money and switch to a new agency, our team of experts will provide a customized list of options to fit your unique needs. Contact one of the DTRT Insurance Group locations in Deerfield Beach, Coral Springs, or Homestead, FL, to begin this process.
