Home insurance · DFW
Lower your deductible to as low as $2,500.
Keep your agent and your policy. A second policy buys your wind, hail, hurricane, fire, flood or earthquake deductible down — so a covered loss costs you $2,500, not $12,500. Or get a quote for the home you're buying.
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Lower your deductible
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Keep your agent and your policy
A deductible buy-back is a second, separate policy that sits alongside the one you already have. Nothing changes with your agent or your coverage.
A storm costs you $2,500, not $12,500
Wind, hail, hurricane, fire, flood or earthquake — the buy-back pays the gap between your main deductible and as low as $2,500.
Often a lower total premium
Raise the deductible on your main policy, add the buy-back, and many owners end up paying less overall — with a lower deductible.
- 1Get a quoteTell the partner the home and your current deductible.
- 2Keep your policyYour agent and main policy stay exactly as they are.
- 3Add the buy-backYour deductible drops to as low as $2,500 on day one.
Buying a home?
Your lender needs proof of insurance before closing. Get the quote early, with the deductible already handled.
Homeowners, buyers, landlords, investors and HOAs — anyone with a high wind, hail, hurricane, fire, flood or earthquake deductible. Sunday Showings isn't an insurer or an insurance agent; quotes and policies come from the licensed insurance partner shown here, and what you send goes only to them (and to us, so we can make sure you got a reply).
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