The recreational vehicle
Share whether your RV is towable or motorized, along with key vehicle details.
RV insurance
A change of scenery.
A considered plan.
An RV can be part vehicle, part getaway. Start with the kind of recreational vehicle you own and the way it fits into your life.
Request a quoteYOUR LIFE, UNDERSTOOD
Think about the journey and the stay.
A travel trailer and a motorized RV bring different needs to the conversation. We help you describe your setup, your travel plans, and the details a policy should address.
Details worth discussing.
Use and travel plans
Discuss occasional trips, extended travel, storage, and any full-time use.
Belongings and equipment
Ask which possessions and attached equipment are addressed by a policy.
Assistance and liability
Explore applicable liability provisions and available assistance options.
These are general discussion topics. Coverage, availability, limits, deductibles and exclusions depend on the policy and insurer.
A LITTLE PREPARATION
Start with what you know.
- RV type, year and model
- How often and where you travel
- Whether you use it as a full-time home
- Existing policy and equipment details
You can start with general details. An agent can explain which additional information is needed for an application.
A little clarity.
Does full-time use matter?
Yes. Explain how the RV is used, including whether it serves as your primary home, so the team can ask the appropriate coverage questions.
Are motorhomes and towable RVs the same?
They can require different policy arrangements. Describe the vehicle or trailer rather than assuming one type of protection fits both.
YOUR NEXT CHAPTER
Let’s consider what’s next.
Start with a short request or a conversation with our team.