Kyle Rasmussen

SURE is a newer insurance provider offering homeowners insurance policies in 7 southern coastal states. Founded in 2021, SURE is partnered with SageSure to offer insurance.

Amica is a well-established insurance company offering homeowners insurance in 48 states. This insurance company has scored a #1 spots in J.D. Power's customer satisfaction and claims satisfaction surveys.

Castle Key is a Florida-only insurer owned by Allstate. This company offers homeowners, renters, landlord, condo and mobile home insurance policies. There are many complaints that we found posted online from Castle Key's customers.

Ocean Harbor is an insurance company specializing in coastal homeowners insurance policies available in 5 states. They offer a few additional coverages and discounts. We found quite a few complaints from their customers online.

Branch Insurance is a new insurance company launched in 2020. It offers homeowners insurance in 37 states and has received mostly positive reviews from its customers.

Cypress Insurance is a regional insurer offering homeowners policies in FL and TX. We found quite a few complaints from the policyholders insured with Cypress. Read full review to learn more.

Velocity Risk homeowners insurance is available for owners of high-value homes in TX and FL. They seem to offer affordable coverage for homes valued at $750,000. Keep reading to learn more!

Heritage Insurance is a newer insurance company offering homeowners insurance in the Southeastern US. It offers 3 tiered home insurance plans, so customers can get a lot of additional coverages as part of their Pillar and Pillar Plus policies.

American Reliable offer homeowners insurance in 28 states. They specialize on insuring unique homes that may not qualify for coverage from some other insurers. American Reliable is able to insure older homes, mobile and manufactured homes, as well as seasonal and vacation homes.

American Risk is a small insurance company offering standard homeowners insurance, as well as policies for landlords, renters, and condo owners. Their policies are only available in Texas, Oklahoma, and Louisiana.