Clinton households and business owners work with us for the same reason our Terre Haute clients do: one phone call reaches a person who can pull up your policy. We cover the 47842 zip and the surrounding Vermillion County communities.
These are the gaps we find most often when we review an existing policy for a Clinton household or business.
Clinton runs right along the Wabash. Flood is excluded from every homeowners policy sold in Indiana, so if you are near the levee or in the bottoms, a separate flood policy is the difference between a rebuild and a total loss you pay for yourself.
Vendors, food booths and organizers at Labor Day weekend events are frequently asked for a certificate of insurance and just as frequently do not have one. Special event liability is inexpensive and can be written for a single weekend.
If a property sits empty more than 30 to 60 days — a snowbird stretch, a home in an estate, a seasonal place — most homeowners policies restrict or void coverage. A vacant or unoccupied endorsement fixes it cheaply.
Apartment over storefront is a different rating class than either one alone. Written as straight commercial property, the residential exposure may not be covered at all.
Dwelling, other structures, personal property, loss of use and liability, with limits set to what your home would actually cost to rebuild today.
Your landlord's policy covers the building, not your belongings. Renters coverage protects your property and your liability, usually for the price of a tank of gas each month.
Liability, collision, comprehensive, and uninsured motorist. Indiana's 25/50/25 minimum is a floor, not a recommendation.
Building, inventory, equipment and business personal property, plus general liability and workers' compensation for Clinton businesses.
Hull, motor, trailer, gear and on-water or on-road liability. Neither is adequately covered by a homeowners or auto policy alone.
Single-event liability and cancellation coverage, plus agreed-value protection for collections a standard policy caps far too low.
Twenty-five minutes up US 63 is close enough that we still handle Vermillion County claims the way we handle local ones — directly, with the carrier, on your behalf.
We are not captive to one company. We take your information once, quote it across the carriers we represent, and show you what each one actually covers — not just the premium. About 25 minutes north on US 63.
Call (812) 234-0766
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