Renters Insurance
Your landlord’s policy does not cover your things.
It covers the building. Everything inside your unit, and your liability if something goes wrong, is yours to insure. Renters coverage is one of the least expensive policies we write.
Get a QuoteThree protections in one small policy.
Renters insurance covers your personal property, your liability if you injure someone or damage the unit, and the cost of somewhere to stay if the place becomes uninhabitable.
That third piece is the one people forget. If a fire in a neighboring unit closes the building for two months, loss of use pays for the hotel and the difference in rent. Without it, that comes out of pocket while you are still on the lease.
- Personal property, on or away from the premises
- Personal liability and medical payments to others
- Loss of use if your unit becomes unlivable
- Bundles with auto for a multi-policy discount
Often Overlooked
- • Water damage from the unit above you
- • Theft from your car or while traveling
- • Dog liability, which varies by carrier
- • Bikes, laptops and instruments worth scheduling
Core protections in a renters policy
Personal Property
Furniture, electronics, clothing and everything else you own inside the unit.
Personal Liability
Covers you if a guest is injured or you damage the property.
Loss of Use
Hotel costs and rent difference while your unit is being repaired.
Off-Premises Coverage
Your belongings are covered when stolen from your car or while you travel.
Medical Payments
Small medical costs for a guest injured in your unit, regardless of fault.
Scheduled Items
Higher limits for jewelry, firearms, instruments and collectibles.
Renters Insurance FAQs
My landlord has insurance. Why do I need my own?
How much does renters insurance cost?
Is water damage from upstairs covered?
How much property coverage should I pick?
Let’s get you covered.
Silverton-based advisors comparing multiple Oregon carriers.
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