Friday, August 31, 2012
Stationary Trailers
More and more of my clients are purchasing smaller RV's to travel in and parking their larger RV's in one or two places per year.
The insurance companies are getting REALLY picky about insuring these RV's full time in one spot and sometimes even two if one or both of the locations is in a state with a high weather related claims history.
If you are planning to park your RV in one location for more than 6 months at a time, please contact me. There are several steps that I need to proceed through to make sure that your RV coverage is tailored to fit this type of usage.
I have already had trailers located within 90 miles of the coast of TX declined so it's important to address this upfront. If you are not insured with me but have decided to park your RV for an extended period, please call your agent and notify them of the address where the RV will be located so they can get pre-approval from the insurance company.
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It's a great article for auto insurance. This is very helpful because I've been looking for a reliable and affordable Auto insurance company for my new car in Arizona area.
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