Maximize the Value of Your Condo Coverage
Farmers® builds value into every policy — but you may be eligible for even more savings if you take actions like these.
Enhance your condo’s safety and security
Have you secured your condo with dead bolts, window locks, and an electronic security system connected to local police? Perhaps you have a fire alarm that automatically alerts the fire department if there’s an emergency. Or you might keep your entrances, driveway and exterior walkways clear of snow and ice. Be sure to let your agent know how you help prevent accidents and theft.
Don’t smoke
Because smoking raises the risk of fire damage, nonsmokers may qualify for lower condo insurance premiums by way of discounts. In most states, Farmers offers a discount if all members of a household haven’t smoked in the past two years.
Purchase multiple policies from Farmers
You’ll get more than convenience when you buy multiple policy lines from Farmers — you might also receive multiline discounts on each policy. Remember to ask your agent about pricing for auto and personal umbrella coverage when you request a homeowners insurance quote.
See if you’re eligible for additional savings
Are you a teacher, police officer, firefighter, member of the military, doctor, nurse, dentist, engineer or other professional? You may be eligible for a discount because of your career choice. And you may qualify for other discounts, regardless of your profession.
Your Farmers agent will be happy to help answer questions as you decide which coverage you want.
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How Much Does Condo Insurance Cost?
The amount of insurance you choose for your personal property is the biggest factor when it comes to cost. You might have a media room loaded with high-end electronics or a cabinet full of imported china.
What Does Condo Insurance Cover?
Condo insurance covers your personal property located inside the unit such as furniture, electronics and clothing. It can also cover installed items — like flooring, interior walls and fixtures — if they aren’t already covered by your building’s master insurance policy.
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Talk to a Farmers® agent about insurance for your condo.
Learn about all the options and potential discounts so you can choose the coverage you want.