Coverage That Kicks In When You Need It
Extra liability protection, simplified for Texas families.
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Umbrella Insurance FAQs
What is umbrella insurance, exactly?
Umbrella insurance is extra liability coverage that kicks in when the limits on your home, auto, or other policies are exhausted. It’s designed to help cover large claims—like lawsuits or serious accidents—that could otherwise put your assets at risk. It doesn’t replace your base policy, it extends it.
Who needs umbrella insurance?
Anyone who owns a home, drives regularly, or has assets to protect should at least consider it. It’s especially smart if you have teenage drivers, a dog, a pool, or rental property. We’ll help you decide if it’s worth it based on your life—not just a checklist.
How much does umbrella insurance cost?
Umbrella policies are surprisingly affordable—often $150 to $300 per year for $1 million in coverage. The cost depends on how much coverage you want and your risk profile. We’ll give you clear numbers so you can decide if it’s a smart investment.
Does umbrella insurance cover everything?
No. It doesn't cover your own injuries, business liability, or damage to your own property. It also doesn’t cover intentional harm. But it does add a big layer of protection over personal liability risks—and we’ll help you understand exactly where it applies.
Can I get umbrella insurance if my auto or home isn’t with you?
Maybe—but umbrella insurers usually require you to carry certain limits on your base policies. If you’re not sure where you stand, we’ll check what you have and show you the options. It’s often easier—and more cost-effective—to bundle with us.
Ready to Add an Extra Layer?
Let’s make it easy. Whether you’re shopping around or just wondering what umbrella coverage could do for you, we’ll help you weigh the options. Fill out the quick form and we’ll follow up—no pressure, just the info you need to decide what’s best for you.