Wren Insurance Agency
AUGUST 28, 2024
At Wren, because we are protection minded, we always quote our home insurance policies using Replacement Cost Value (also known as RCV) on contents, versus Actual Cash Value (ACV). As you can imagine, most items in your home lose value over time.
Wren Insurance Agency
AUGUST 7, 2024
When it comes to home and auto insurance - with very few exceptions - did you know that you can change your insurance carrier at any time? Citizens - the State-backed home insurer is one of the only exceptions to this. Citizens - the State-backed home insurer is one of the only exceptions to this.
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TGS
SEPTEMBER 22, 2023
Receiving the news that you can’t just automatically renew your home insurance policy can be shocking and stressful. There are a number of reasons why an insurance carrier can decide not to offer you a home insurance policy renewal. Homeowners insurance non renewal can happen to anyone.
TGS
SEPTEMBER 6, 2023
Let’s take a look at some of the most common ways that home renovations will impact your insurance policy. Unreported Renovations Can Cause a Lapse in Coverage For significant home renovations, your insurance carrier may require you to notify them about the project up to 30 days before construction starts.
TGS
OCTOBER 3, 2023
TGS Insurance » Blog What Is a Homeowners Insurance Quote? A homeowners insurance quote is the proposed amount that you would pay an insurance carrier to cover your home. The quote will be based on many factors, including your home’s age, building features, location and size, as well as your insurance score.
TGS
SEPTEMBER 14, 2023
Additional Interest Explained Additional insured and additional interest are two very different roles that a person can play as a part of your insurance policy. In short, an additional insured is covered by your insurance, while an additional interest is not. However, they do still enjoy the benefits of your policy.
TGS
OCTOBER 6, 2023
The most common practice is to match the home insurance to the home deed. Those listed on your home insurance, known as the named insured, have the power to make changes to the policy, cancel it, or make a claim. However, the homeowners insurance coverage extends beyond those named on the policy.
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