Your home
Dwelling coverage helps repair or rebuild your house after a covered loss, subject to your policy limits.
A Florida home deserves more than a one-size-fits-all policy. Explore homeowners insurance options with an independent team that knows the Sunshine State.

Homeowners insurance is a collection of important protections. Here are the six main coverage categories to understand.
Dwelling coverage helps repair or rebuild your house after a covered loss, subject to your policy limits.
Protection for qualifying detached structures such as fences, sheds, or standalone garages.
Personal property coverage can help replace covered belongings after theft or other insured damage.
Loss-of-use coverage may help with additional living expenses if a covered claim makes your home unlivable.
Financial protection for certain injuries or property damage for which you may be legally responsible.
Limited medical payments coverage can help with certain minor injuries to visitors.
A Worth agent can help you understand available options.
Start online, explore your options, and choose with the support of a licensed Florida agent.
Provide the property details that help determine coverage eligibility and pricing.
Compare meaningful differences across carriers, limits, and deductibles.
Get help selecting a policy appropriate for your needs before binding coverage.
Florida homes face a distinctive mix of hurricane winds, heavy rain, coastal exposure, and changing insurance markets. We help you focus on what actually matters in your policy.
Understand when a separate percentage-based hurricane deductible applies.
Rising water and storm surge generally require their own flood coverage.
Construction details and documented mitigation features can influence pricing and eligibility.

Discounts vary by carrier and property. These are some common features Worth can help you ask about.
Eligible roof-to-wall connections, opening protection, and other verified wind-resistant features.
Qualifying monitored alarms, smoke detectors, or related protective features.
Roof age, materials, and permitted updates may affect available options and premiums.
Savings depend on carrier underwriting, documentation, coverage selection, and eligibility. Discounts are not guaranteed.
We’re an independent agency, not a single insurance carrier. Our role is to help you review options and make a more informed choice.
Explore home insurance availability across multiple carriers instead of shopping one company at a time.
Get practical help evaluating storm exposure, deductibles, roof questions, and local insurance requirements.
Understand the policy tradeoffs behind the premium before making an important coverage decision.

From the first quote to a renewal review, we focus on explaining what’s included, what’s excluded, and where you may need additional protection.
Ask about roof settlement, water exclusions, replacement cost, ordinance or law coverage, and deductibles.
The lowest premium isn’t always the best match for your property or risk tolerance.
Answers to the coverage questions Florida homeowners ask most often.
Ask a Worth agent ↗Florida generally does not require homeowners insurance by law, but mortgage lenders typically require it. Coverage can also help protect you from significant property or liability losses.
Many Florida homeowners policies provide coverage for wind damage from hurricanes, subject to policy terms and often a separate hurricane deductible. Flooding and storm surge generally require separate flood insurance.
Location, rebuilding cost, construction features, roof age, claims history, selected limits, deductibles, and carrier underwriting can all affect premiums.
An inspection documents wind-resistance features such as roof shape, roof-to-wall connections and opening protection. Eligible features may qualify for carrier credits.
Depending on eligibility and market availability, your agent can explain private-market offers and how they compare with Citizens Property Insurance options and applicable rules.
Typically no. Flood insurance is a separate policy and may be available through the National Flood Insurance Program or private insurers.
A home policy is one part of the picture. Explore other insurance products that may matter to Florida households.
See what’s available for your Florida property, with help from the Worth team.