Your home is probably the biggest thing you own. We make sure it’s covered for what it would actually cost to rebuild — and we explain every line of the policy before you sign.
What to know
Rebuild cost is not market value
Your coverage should be based on what it costs to rebuild your house — lumber, labor, and materials right here in Latimer County. What the house might sell for is a different number, and insuring to the wrong one leaves you short after a loss.
Roofs decide a lot in Oklahoma
Hail and wind are facts of life here, and your roof’s age and material shape both your price and whether you get replacement cost or actual cash value. We’ll tell you straight where your roof stands.
Watch your deductibles
Some policies carry a separate wind/hail deductible, sometimes a percentage of the home’s value instead of a flat dollar amount. We’ll show you exactly what yours says before you ever need it.
Flood is a separate policy
Standard home insurance does not cover flooding. If that worries you, ask us about flood coverage — we’ll tell you honestly whether it makes sense for where your house sits.
Because the policy is priced on rebuilding, not buying. Land doesn’t burn down — the house does. We insure the structure for what a contractor would charge to put it back.
No — flooding needs its own policy. Storm damage from wind and hail is different from rising water. We’ll explain exactly where the line is on your policy.
Usually, yes — a newer roof can improve both price and coverage terms. Call us and we’ll re-check your policy; that’s a discount that never applies itself.
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