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Florida Condo Insurance (HO-6): Protect Your Unit & Belongings

Your condo association's master policy typically protects the building's structure and common areas, but it often stops at your unit's four walls - an HO-6 condo policy is built to cover the interior, your personal belongings, and your personal liability from there.

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Overview

What Condo Insurance Florida Owners Need to Know

Condo insurance Florida unit owners rely on is typically written as an HO-6 policy, designed to cover what a condo association’s master policy usually leaves out. The master policy generally protects the building’s exterior and shared areas like the pool or lobby, while your HO-6 policy provides condo walls-in coverage for the interior of your unit, your belongings, and your personal liability.

How much your HO-6 covers depends on your association’s master policy. Some Florida associations carry a bare walls policy, leaving cabinets, flooring, and built-in fixtures to the owner, while others cover more of the unit’s original finishes. It’s worth reviewing your declarations page before assuming you know what’s covered.

Florida condo owners should also consider loss assessment coverage. When a covered loss, like storm damage to a shared roof, exceeds what the master policy pays, the association can bill unit owners directly. Coverage included in an HO-6 policy can help offset that cost.

As an independent agency, we compare condo coverage across carriers including Heritage, People’s Trust, and Safeco. Our homeowners insurance page explains how HO-6 differs from HO-3, and our flood insurance page covers what standard condo policies exclude.

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Coverage details vary by carrier, building type, and association master policy.

Who We Help

Condo Insurance for Florida Condo Owners

We work with condo owners throughout Tallahassee and Leon County, from first-time buyers moving into their first unit to retirees downsizing from a single-family home into condo living.

Many clients come to us assuming their association’s master policy covers everything inside their unit and are surprised to learn how much responsibility falls to them. Others are investment owners renting to tenants who want to understand their liability exposure as a landlord.

Because we’re independent, we compare Florida condominium insurance options across multiple carriers rather than presenting a single company’s policy, and we help you understand exactly where your association’s coverage ends and yours begins.

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Why choose us

Comparing Condo Insurance Florida Owners Can Trust

As an independent agency, we compare condo coverage across multiple carriers so you see real options for your unit.

Independent & Unbiased

We compare condo unit owners insurance across carriers including Heritage, People's Trust, and Safeco, so you're not limited to one company's terms.

Florida Market Know-How

We understand how master policies, loss assessments, and HO-6 coverage interact in Florida condo buildings, and we explain it in plain language.

Local, Ongoing Support

From your first policy to coverage changes down the road, our Tallahassee office is always here for the life of your policy, not just the sale.

Getting Started

How to Get Your Condo Quote Started

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Tell Us About Your Unit

Share some basic details about your Florida condo, your association's master policy, and any current coverage you already have.

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We Compare Carriers

We compare condo dwelling coverage Florida carriers offer, side by side, so you can see real options for your unit in plain language.

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Choose & Get Covered

Once you choose the option that fits, we help bind your coverage so your unit is protected right away, with no unnecessary delays.

FAQ

Condo Insurance FAQs

What does condo insurance cover that my HOA master policy doesn't?

A condo association’s master policy generally covers the building’s structure and common areas, but it often stops at your unit’s interior. An HO-6 condo insurance policy typically covers your unit’s interior, personal belongings, and personal liability, the parts a master policy usually doesn’t reach.

Most mortgage lenders require it, and even without a lender requirement, a master policy rarely covers your personal belongings, interior finishes, or personal liability. An HO-6 policy is designed to fill that specific gap.

HO-6 is the standard insurance industry term for a condo unit owner’s policy. It typically covers the interior of your unit, your personal property, personal liability, and loss of use if you can’t live there after a covered loss.

The right amount depends on your unit’s finishes, the value of your belongings, and how your association’s master policy is written. We can walk through those details together during a free coverage review, without recommending a specific limit before knowing your situation.

Many of the carriers we represent offer bundling discounts when you combine condo and auto coverage, though availability depends on the carrier and your eligibility. We can check bundling options for you as part of your free quote.

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