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You need at least one qualifying home-hardening improvement, like clearing combustible material from under your deck or installing a Class A fire-resistant roof. Additional projects can increase your discount.
A DIC (difference in conditions) policy wraps around your FAIR Plan fire coverage with the other protections a standard policy includes, like liability and non-fire perils. If the FAIR Plan is your only source of fire coverage, a DIC policy fills in the rest.
No, standard policies exclude earthquakes. However, California insurers must offer earthquake coverage through the California Earthquake Authority every other year, though deductibles can run as high as 25% of your dwelling coverage.
It varies by case. FAIR Plan policyholders and homes meeting wildfire mitigation standards may see lower premiums or discounts. Others may see increases in the short run as the market adjusts to new risk models.
Nonrenewal is often tied to elevated local risk, like wildfire exposure, prompting insurers to pull back in an area. It can also come from an aging roof or missed payments. When in doubt, ask your insurer directly.