The home itself
Helps repair or replace the home after a covered loss such as fire, wind or hail. The age, size and construction of the home affect which options are available.
Manufactured and mobile homes are insured a little differently than site-built houses. We help you sort out the home, your belongings, your liability and what your lender or park requires.
A manufactured home policy is similar to a homeowners policy, with details that reflect how the home was built and where it sits. Coverage options vary by policy and carrier.
Helps repair or replace the home after a covered loss such as fire, wind or hail. The age, size and construction of the home affect which options are available.
Skirting, decks, porches, sheds and carports may be covered, usually with their own limits.
Helps pay to repair or replace furniture, clothing, electronics and appliances after a covered loss, subject to policy limits.
Helps if someone is injured on your property and you are legally responsible. Limited medical payments for guests may be included.
If a covered loss makes the home unlivable, this can help with extra living costs while repairs are made.
Depending on the carrier, options may include water backup, replacement cost on the home or contents, and coverage for items that stay with the home.
If any of these sound like you, it is worth a quick conversation. We serve Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana.
Your policy covers the home and other structures on your land, along with your liability.
The park's insurance typically does not cover your home or belongings. You usually need your own policy.
Lenders typically require insurance. Ask us early so the policy is in place before closing.
Homes built before the federal HUD code took effect in 1976 are often called mobile homes, and may have fewer coverage options.
Manufactured homes are part of the housing landscape across Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana, including communities and private lots in and around Boone County. Wind, hail and heavy rain are the same concerns for everyone, but how a home is anchored, skirted and maintained can influence how a policy is written.
Turner Insurance Group is based in Florence and writes policies in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. Call or text our office and we will go over what applies to your home and your lot.
The age of the home affects eligibility and options. Have the model, serial or HUD label information handy if you can.
Tie-downs, piers and permanent foundations can all come up when a carrier looks at the home.
This changes what you insure and who else has an interest in the property.
If a lender or community lists requirements, share them and we will confirm the policy meets them.
It is similar in what it protects: the home, your belongings and your liability. The difference is in how a policy is written for how the home was built, how it is anchored and where it sits. Some carriers use a policy form designed for manufactured homes.
Typically no. The park owner's policy is written for the park's property and liability. Your home, belongings and personal liability generally need your own policy.
Homes built before June 15, 1976 are usually called mobile homes. Homes built after that date under the federal HUD code are called manufactured homes. The year can affect available coverage options.
No law requires it for an owner without a lender, but without a policy you would pay for repairs or replacement and any liability claim yourself. Many owners choose coverage for that reason.
Yes. We help owners in Kentucky, Ohio and Indiana. Coverage options vary by policy and carrier.
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