WHO THIS IS FOR

Built for association boards and community managers

Homeowners associations, condominium associations, and community management companies overseeing shared residential property — from small HOA boards to multi-building complexes with pools, gyms, and other common-area amenities.

WHAT'S TYPICALLY COVERED

Coverage lines built for community associations

General Liability

Covers accidents or injuries that occur on association property, including common areas like walkways, pools, and parking structures.

Property Coverage

Protects the physical structures the HOA is responsible for against fire, storm damage, theft, and vandalism.

Directors & Officers (D&O) Liability

Protects board members personally against claims arising from association decisions.

Umbrella/Excess Liability

Additional liability limits above your primary policies for larger claims.

Fidelity/Crime Coverage

Protects association funds against theft or embezzlement by board members, managers, or employees.

COMMON QUESTIONS

HOA insurance FAQ

Does every HOA need Directors & Officers coverage?

Most bylaws and many state laws expect it, since board members can be held personally liable for decisions made on the association's behalf. It's one of the most commonly underinsured lines for smaller HOAs.

What's not covered by standard HOA property insurance?

Typically excludes damage inside individual units (usually the homeowner's own policy), earth movement, and flood — those need separate coverage depending on location.

How is HOA insurance priced?

Based on the number of units, building age and construction type, amenities (pools, elevators, gyms), claims history, and coverage limits selected.

Get HOA coverage that actually fits your association.

We shop the market across multiple carriers so your board gets real options, not a single quote dressed up as one.

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