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HomesSmith

Solid cover for the home you love

Storms roll in, pipes split and small accidents arrive with no warning at all. I build the policy around your actual house, so repair bills stay off your savings and out of your head.

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  • Rebuild Cost Comes First

    I set the building limit from what a full rebuild costs today.

  • Wording You Can Follow

    I write the limits and deductibles so nothing catches you out.

Why It Matters

Cover That Fits The Home You Actually Live In

A policy only helps when the numbers behind it match your house. I build the limits around what your place would really cost to rebuild today.

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  • Set The Limits

    I match the amounts to what your home really holds.

  • Pick A Deductible

    I weigh the monthly cost against the claim day cost.

  • Check Each Renewal

    I update the policy each time your house changes.

What Is Covered

Protection For The House And Everything Inside It

Structure Cover

I make sure walls, roof and floors get repaired after a storm.

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Contents Cover

I set the limit that puts your furniture, clothes and gear back.

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Liability Cover

I add the legal and repair costs when a guest gets hurt here.

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Living Cost Cover

I build in the hotel and meal bills while the house gets fixed.

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Simple Steps

How Cover Gets Started

01

Share The Details

Send me the year built, roof age, square footage and a quick look at what sits inside. Five quiet minutes is all it takes.

02

Compare Real Options

I line up limits, deductibles and extras side by side, so the price of every choice is clear before you pick one.

03

Switch The Cover On

Sign the option that fits your budget and cover starts the same day. I send the papers to your inbox right after.

"A hail storm cracked the roof and the claim went through without one argument. Work started in under two weeks and the payout matched what my policy had promised me all along."

Rowan T.

Homeowner

"Seeing every option lined up made the pricing click for me. I raised the deductible, dropped the monthly cost and kept the very same protection sitting on the building itself."

Delia M.

Townhouse Owner

"First place of my own and I had no clue what to insure. I ended up with a limit tied to the rebuild price, and someone finally explained that gap in words I really understood."

Wesley K.

Condo Owner
FAQ

Questions Homeowners Ask

I set it to pay for repairs or a full rebuild after fire, wind or a burst pipe, along with the things kept inside and a roof over you while the work runs.

Enough to put the same house back up at what builders charge me today. Land survives a fire, so I never copy the sale price into a policy.

A pipe that splits overnight is usually paid. Slow seepage behind a wall is not, and for water rising from outside I arrange separate flood protection.

Take photos, stop the damage spreading if it is safe, then send it to me. An adjuster agrees a repair figure and payment follows after your deductible.

Yes. Message me at renewal or sooner when something shifts, such as a new roof, a finished basement or a ring worth listing on the policy by itself.