Personal Umbrella Insurance — Extra Protection for Your Family

A personal umbrella policy provides an extra layer of liability protection above your auto and homeowners insurance. If a major accident or lawsuit exceeds your underlying policy limits, your umbrella kicks in — protecting your savings, investments, and future income from being wiped out by a single claim.

Coverages we place

Who needs this coverage

Families with assets to protect, homeowners, anyone with a pool or trampoline, dog owners, landlords, and anyone whose lifestyle or net worth creates significant liability exposure. It's especially important if you have teen drivers.

What drives your premium

Common exclusions

Frequently asked questions

How much does a personal umbrella policy cost?

$1M in umbrella coverage typically costs $200–$500/year — one of the best values in insurance. Each additional million usually adds $75–$150/year.

Do I need an umbrella if I already have high auto and home limits?

Yes. A serious car accident, dog bite, or pool accident can easily exceed even generous auto/home limits. A $1M umbrella costs pennies per day and protects your family's financial future.

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