In recent years, the California insurance market has changed drastically in response to the state’s severe wildfires. And climate change is only making the problem worse.

Hurricane season is the time to be vigilant. Even passing storms can cause significant flooding, and even an inch of water in the home can cause extensive and expensive water damage.

California wildfire season is the hottest and driest part of the year: May through October. Though climate change has altered wildfire season as we know it, homeowners should be extra vigilant during warmer months. Wildfires are only getting more frequent and severe.

Hurricanes are named so that they are easy to remember and communicate. But it wasn’t always that way. 

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. If you haven’t made an emergency plan yet, now’s the time.

If you have a mobile home and you need insurance, chances are you need to get familiar with your vehicle identification number (VIN). The VIN on your mobile home is more than just a registration number – it holds key information about your mobile home.

Natural disasters are getting worse each year, and that leaves the most vulnerable areas and homeowners exposed to the most damage.

As if the pandemic, hurricanes, and wildfires weren’t enough, 2020 seems to have yet another horror up its sleeve: the fire tornado.

Big, exciting news! We’re happy to announce we raised $35 million in Series B funding from a team of visionary investors. 

Most insurance companies were founded before the invention of color TV. That kind of tenure can be a double-edged sword: sure, the expertise is there, but what about a taste for change? The vision and desire to do things, well, better?