Protect Your Home And Belongings With Comprehensive Homeowners Insurance

Your most valuable assets are likely your home and the belongings inside — keeping them protected should be a top priority. Safeguard what you hold most dear and gain peace of mind knowing you’re covered in the event of unexpected damage or loss. With over 100 years of experience providing homeowners insurance, we have the tools and expertise to help you find the right coverage.

At RogersGray, we have access to a wide array of insurance carriers that cover coastal properties. Looking for an alternative to the MASS Fair Plan? Get excellent coverage with pricing comparable to the MA Fair Plan with our access to Monomoy Insurance Group.

Partner with one of our experienced advisors to obtain personalized coverage for all your properties including your primary residence, second homes, vacation houses, condos, and rental properties. They will help maximize any discounts and savings available.

RENTER’S INSURANCE

Even if you don’t own your primary residence, we can help you protect your assets. Our renter’s insurance policies cover replacement costs for computers, TVs, smartphones, cameras, electronics, jewelry, and furniture.

CONDO INSURANCE

Your condo association has policies to protect your unit’s exterior. As a condo owner, you are responsible for the contents of your unit and any potential liabilities that may arise within it. A condo policy covers personal belongings, common loss assessments made by the condo association, and personal liability in the event someone is injured or their property is damaged in your condo.

RENTAL HOME INSURANCE

Before your next tenant arrives, make sure you have the right insurance in place. Your homeowners’ policy or home-sharing coverage is intended for owner-occupied properties and may not fully cover your rental home.

SECOND HOME INSURANCE

Second home insurance is coverage for a property separate from your primary residence. Your primary homeowners’ policy likely does not cover a second home and you may need to get a separate policy to insure it.