Fulltimers RV insurance.

.....according to Progressive we had 60 days to take care of reg. RV insurance to fulltimers insurance and truck insurance changes from NC to WV.

We closed on our house on August 23rd, relocated on Aug 24th. Progressive was aware we were in "transition" until we got WV drivers license, physical address, etc. We had insurance. It takes a bit to get everything done I mentioned above.

While I'm posting this, we're with a Progressive agent, updating our RV insurance to fulltimers, residence in WV, same with our truck... Will be done as soon as she prints out all info.

Jim

NC Hauler wrote:
The wife and I retired end of July, sold the stick build and we've been fulltiming at our camp in WV.... Any thoughts or suggestions?

My thought is you should have been doing this before the end of July so when you sold your house you have had insurance. Right now it appears you are uninsured!

Best rates I've seen thus far were with Progressive and the coverage is as good as what We had on our home.

doxiemom11 our Progressive also went down this renewal period. We have been with them for several years.

We have our full-timers insurance thru Progressive and at renewal our rates went down! We are residents of S Dakota now and purchased the insurance thru an agency recommended by our mail service. They got quotes from 4 company that do full-timers policies and Progressive was the better of the quotes for us. Your results could vary.

Foremost does good fulltimer insurance.

I own our land here in WV. A little over a half acre, in a valley, surrounded by mountains and on a river. I've had Progressive, auto and RV and was going to stay with them. The wife and I have excellent credit and no accidents or tickets.

We have 5,000 gallon septic system, city water and 220 amp service, one 50 amp and 30 amp set up for RV's and several 110 volt circuits. It's beautiful here. we'll spend the majority of our time here. In the winter, head south, south/west. Truck ins more here than in NC, but not the taxes. We have a physical address for 911 purposes as well as a PO Box, but do almost all our banking through email, direct deposits, etc.


Jim

Another vote for National Interstate.....either going thru 'Miller' or 'Explorer RV'

Both are broker agents. They will get you multi quotes ALL of them same/same

5th wheel FT Coverage (Same as S&B)----plus full replacement (1st 5 yrs) then agreed value, towing, motel expense due to repairs etc and full auto coverage on truck plus tow
Good company, Great customer service, fair rates.
2 claims in 7 yrs (minor/major) and both where handled excellently ---no hassles/no increases

Remember rates are based on Location (legal address)----what is going to be your 'domicile' state?

Check with National Interstate Insurance. They specialize in full timers insurance and ensure both the RV and tow vehicle or toad.