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Best Homeowners Insurance for New Construction

By Matthew Lynch
September 5, 2023
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Building a new home is an exciting adventure filled with numerous challenges and important decisions. Ensuring the safety and protection of your investment is crucial, and that’s where the right homeowners insurance for new construction comes into play. Read on for an in-depth analysis of the best homeowners insurance options for newly constructed homes.

1. Allstate

Allstate is one of the leading insurance providers in the United States, offering a wide range of insurance products tailored to your needs. The company’s policies for new construction offer excellent coverage options, including dwelling protection, personal property coverage, liability coverage, medical payments coverage, and property damage caused by fire, storms, theft, vandalism, and more. Allstate also offers numerous unique discounts to home builders who construct using energy-efficient materials or choose disaster-resistant design elements.

2. Progressive

Progressive is known for its competitive rates and comprehensive policy options. With new home construction insurance from Progressive, you’ll receive top-notch coverage for your dwelling and personal possessions, liability protection in case any accidents occur during construction and customizable additional coverage options specific to your project’s needs. Progressive’s discounts are available to those who securely install smart home technology or bundle their car insurance with their homeowner’s policy.

3. State Farm

State Farm boasts a user-friendly website and mobile app that make managing your homeowners’ policy a breeze. State Farm’s coverage for new construction homes is comprehensive and includes dwelling protection, liability coverage, guest medical protection, additional living expenses coverage while your home is being built or rebuilt. State Farm offers discounts if you purchase multiple policies from them or if you have impact-resistant roofing installed in your new home.

4. Travelers

Travelers provides high-quality homeowners insurance at reasonable rates that can be customized to meet the specific needs of your new construction project. Their policies include dwelling coverage as well as personal liability – protecting you if someone gets injured on your property during construction. Travelers offer particularly extensive coverage for newly constructed homes, along with various discounts, such as the “green home” discount for building your home using eco-friendly materials.

5. Nationwide

Nationwide provides full-coverage insurance policies for new home construction, ensuring your investment remains protected from the ground up. Nationwide offers standard coverages such as dwelling, personal property, liability, and additional living expenses coverage. The company also offers discounts related to bundling multiple policies or having an alarm system installed in your newly constructed home.

When selecting homeowners insurance for your new construction project, consider factors such as coverage options, additional protection, personalized customer service, customizable policies, and discounts specific to new homes or construction materials. Each homeowner’s needs are unique – consult with insurance professionals to find the best policy to protect your dream home.

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