In exchange for your premium (the price of your policy), your insurance provider pays for certain damages, sparing you from a large bill when disaster strikes.
Let’s see how home insurance works in more detail. If you have a condo, skip over here to learn about our condo insurance.
Your Home Insurance Policy at a Glance
These are the types of protection a typical home insurance policy offers. Click the icons below to learn what each part of your policy covers (and excludes) in more detail.
The dwelling coverage, personal property coverage, and other structures coverage in your homeowners policy can typically cover damage to your home, belongings, and garage / shed / driveway caused by:
Water damage from burst pipes and appliance flooding
When one of these events damages your home, property, or insured structured, your homeowners policy from Kin can pay for their replacement cost. Replacement cost coverage offers the amount it costs to repair your home or replace belongings with the same or similar quality materials or items. This kind of payout gives you greater flexibility when getting your life back in order following a disaster.
What Does Homeowners Insurance Not Cover?
Homeowners insurance policies typically don’t cover damage or loss caused by:
Earthquakes
Flooding
General wear and tear
Negligence (or lack of regular and proper maintenance)
Business liability
To get coverage for flood damage to your home caused by storm surges, you’ll need flood insurance.
Understanding Your Home Insurance Quote
Once you enter your address on our site, you’ll get a home insurance quote. The overview screen will display your coverage options.
You can adjust your coverage amounts in real time and see how the changes impact your policy price.
Our home insurance quote shows you:
Coverage for your home. Your quote displays coverage for replacing your home (i.e., your dwelling coverage) and other structures (e.g. shed, garage, or guest home).
Personal liability and personal property. Choose the amount of coverage for your personal liability coverage and your belongings like your furniture, electronics, jewelry, and clothing.
Standard and hurricane deductibles. In coastal areas, homeowners will have both a standard deductible (a flat dollar amount) and a hurricane deductible (a percentage of your dwelling coverage – from 2 to 10 percent).
Estimatedannual premium. This is the estimated yearly amount you’ll pay for coverage from Kin based on your home’s characteristics and your coverage selections.
Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer or are in the process of moving into another home, our approach to insurance can help you get covered quickly and save money on your insurance.
Enter your address here to get a quote today. We currently only offer insurance in Georgia, Florida, and Texas, but we're expanding quickly!
Let's Talk Dollars & Cents
Click the guides below to learn about the cost of homeowners insurance and how much deductibles are.
These are the different forms insurance companies use to write home insurance policies. Learn what they mean for your coverage (spoiler: Kin offers HO-3 policies for typical homes).
