Condo Insurance in Florida

Your association's master policy stops at the walls. An HO-6 policy helps cover what's inside your unit, your belongings, and your liability, and we shop A-rated carriers to compare your options.

Your condo association carries a master policy on the building, but it generally stops at your unit’s walls. A Florida condo policy, called an HO-6, is built to cover what’s inside: your unit’s interior, your belongings, your liability, and your share of an association assessment. As an independent agency, we compare A-rated carriers and help you size an HO-6 to your specific association and budget.

What an HO-6 policy can help cover

Interior of your unit

Flooring, cabinets, built-ins, fixtures, and interior walls: the “improvements and betterments” the master policy typically excludes.

Personal property

Furniture, electronics, clothing, and valuables damaged by a covered loss such as fire, theft, or sudden water leaks.

Loss assessment

Helps pay your share if the association’s master policy limit falls short after a major covered loss.

Personal liability

Legal fees and medical bills if a guest is injured inside your unit.

Additional living expenses

Temporary housing and related costs if a covered loss makes your unit unlivable.

Why every Florida condo owner should carry their own policy

Storm exposure stops at the studs

Association coverage generally ends at the structure; interior repairs and contents after a storm are the owner’s responsibility.

Water from neighboring units

A burst pipe two floors up can damage your unit, a common HO-6 claim.

Liability inside your unit

A slip-and-fall in your condo generally isn’t the association’s responsibility.
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What affects your premium

Location & floor

Coastal buildings and ground-floor units are rated differently for wind and water exposure.

Coverage limits

Your interior, contents, and loss assessment limits are the biggest levers on price.

Deductibles

Higher deductibles (including a separate hurricane deductible) usually lower the premium.

Claims history

Going without recent claims often helps your rate year over year.

Why Florida condo owners choose us

  • We compare A-rated carriers Multiple carriers, so you can review competitive options rather than one company’s rate.
  • We read the master policy with you We help match your HO-6 limits to your association’s coverage and bylaws.
  • Local licensed agents Experienced Florida agents, not a call center.
  • Claims advocacy When you file a claim, we help you through the process.
  • Annual reviews At your request, we’ll check that your coverage and pricing still fit.

Condo coverage across Florida

We’re based in Largo and help condo owners throughout the Tampa Bay area, Pinellas County beaches, and the coast, from year-round residences to seasonal and rental units. Coastal and waterfront buildings have specific wind and flood considerations, and we can help you weigh them alongside your association’s coverage.

FAQ

Condo Insurance in Florida: common questions

Have questions about getting insured? We’ve got answers. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, give us a call at (727) 584-9999.

  • What does a Florida condo (HO-6) policy cover?
    An HO-6 policy is designed to fill the gap your condo association's master policy leaves. It commonly covers the interior of your unit (the "improvements and betterments" like flooring, cabinets, and built-ins), your personal property, personal liability, additional living expenses, and loss assessment. The exact limits and what counts as "yours" versus the association's depend on your master policy and bylaws, which we can help you read.
  • Do I really need condo insurance if the association has a master policy?
    In most cases the master policy covers the building structure and common areas, not the inside of your unit or your belongings. Lenders typically require an HO-6 policy, and even when it isn't required, interior repairs, contents, and liability claims generally fall to the unit owner. We can review your association's coverage and help you size a policy to it.
  • What is loss assessment coverage?
    If the association's master policy limit isn't enough after a major covered loss, owners can be billed their share of the shortfall: an "assessment." Loss assessment coverage on your HO-6 helps pay that share up to your selected limit. In Florida's market this is worth reviewing carefully, and we can help you choose an appropriate limit.
  • Does condo insurance cover hurricanes and flood?
    Wind and named-storm damage to the inside of your unit is generally covered, though coastal units may carry a separate wind or hurricane deductible. Flood is never covered by an HO-6 policy, if you're on a lower floor or in a flood zone, a separate [flood policy](/flood-insurance/) is worth considering.
  • How much does condo insurance cost in Florida?
    HO-6 premiums depend on your unit's location and floor, the interior and contents limits you choose, your loss assessment limit, deductibles, and claims history. Because carriers price these differently, comparing several A-rated options is the most reliable way to see competitive pricing for your unit.

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