Home Sweet Home Insurance: Protecting What Matters Most

Local expertise meets personalized protection: Get peace of mind from Fort Collins' most trusted insurance advisors since 1992.

Safeguard Your Biggest Investment with Confidence

Your home is more than just a building – it's where memories are made and treasures are kept safe. At FOCO Insurance, we understand that protecting your home means protecting your family's future. As your local insurance experts since 1992, we work with multiple carriers to find the perfect coverage that safeguards your property, possessions, and peace of mind. Our personalized approach ensures you get the protection you need at a price that fits your budget.

What you should know

How to choose the right coverage levels for your home, Ways to protect both your property and possessions, Options for additional coverage like flood and liability protection, How to save money while maintaining comprehensive coverage

Ways To Save

Shop around and compare quotes: Don't just stick with your current insurer out of habit. Get quotes from multiple insurance companies to compare rates and coverage options. Even if you're satisfied with your current provider, shopping around every few years can help ensure you're still getting competitive rates.

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Home address and basic property details

Recent renovations or updates

Current safety features and systems

Claims history for the past 5 years

Estimated value of personal belongings

Information about any special features or valuable items

Why We Stand Out

Access to multiple carriers for competitive rates and options

Deep understanding of local property risks and requirements

Personalized service from neighbors who know your needs

Proven track record of excellence in claims support

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Understanding Your Home Insurance Options

FAQs

What is home insurance?

Home insurance, or homeowners insurance, is a policy that provides financial protection against losses and damages to your residence and assets within it, as well as liability coverage for accidents that may occur on your property.

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How much does homeowners insurance cost on average?

The average cost varies by location, home value, coverage amounts, and risk factors but typically ranges from $1,000 to $1,500 annually in the United States.

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How do I compare home insurance quotes?

Gather quotes from multiple insurers, ensuring that coverage limits and deductibles are the same for accurate comparisons. Consider customer service, claim handling, and reviews.

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What are examples of commonly covered and not covered homeowners insurance situations?

Covered: Fire, theft, vandalism, and certain natural disasters like windstorms. Not Covered: Floods, earthquakes, mold, slow leaks, and wear and tear. Separate policies or endorsements may be needed for these.

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How much homeowners insurance do I need?

You should have enough insurance to cover the cost of rebuilding your home at current construction costs (replacement cost) and enough to replace your personal belongings.

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What does homeowners insurance cover?

Standard policies typically cover the structure of your home, personal belongings, liability protection, and additional living expenses if your home is uninhabitable due to a covered peril.

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What is an 'All Perils' deductible?

An 'All Perils' deductible applies to all covered losses except those specifically excluded. It means you'll pay the same deductible amount for any type of covered claim.

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What are home insurance deductibles?

A deductible is the amount you pay out of pocket before your insurance coverage kicks in after a claim. Higher deductibles usually mean lower premiums.

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What is insurance value vs. market value?

Insurance Value (Replacement Cost): The cost to rebuild your home from scratch. Market Value: The amount your home would sell for in the current real estate market, including land value.

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How does my mortgage pay for my insurance?

If you have an escrow account, your mortgage lender collects funds as part of your monthly payment to cover insurance premiums and property taxes, then pays them on your behalf.

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Ready to experience the difference of working with a trusted insurance partner? Book your appointment online or call us today for a personalized quote and expert advice.