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Associates for Insurance Services

Mobile Home & Park Model Insurance

Coverage for mobile homes in parks and on their own lots around Cedar Point, and for park models in the parks near the beaches.

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What mobile home & park model insurance covers

Mobile homes and park models are written on their own policy forms rather than a standard homeowners form. A mobile home policy covers the home itself, your belongings, your liability and the cost of living elsewhere after a covered loss, whether the home sits in a park or on its own land. A park model, the small recreational home kept in a park near the beach, is written for how it is actually used: seasonal or year-round, rented or not. More than one company writes mobile homes in North Carolina and South Carolina, which is exactly why it is worth comparing.

Why it matters

Owners of mobile homes are too often handed one policy and told that is all there is. Comparing the companies that write them, and putting the home and the household's autos together on one review, is where the difference shows. Bundling with auto is the point.

Who it is for

Owners and residents of mobile home parks and free-standing mobile homes around Cedar Point, Swansboro, Newport and Jacksonville, owners of park models in the parks near Emerald Isle and the Bogue Banks beaches, and mobile home owners elsewhere in North Carolina and South Carolina.

Here, specifically

The first questions any company asks are the year, the make and model, whether the home is on a permanent foundation and tied down, and whether it is a primary residence, a seasonal place or a rental. On the coast, wind and hail and a separate flood policy matter as much for a mobile home as for a stick-built house. Have the serial plate and your current declarations page handy.

What a policy can include

  • Mobile home dwelling coverage
  • Park model coverage, seasonal or year-round
  • Personal property
  • Personal liability and medical payments
  • Loss of use
  • Home and auto on one review

How a quote goes

  1. 01

    A conversation first

    What you are protecting, how it is used, and what has changed since the last policy was written.

  2. 02

    We look at the options available

    Not every insurer writes every risk. We identify the options that fit the property, the vehicle or the business, and compare them.

  3. 03

    We read for gaps

    Deductibles, exclusions and limits, not just the headline number, so nothing surprises you later.

  4. 04

    Plain English, zero pressure

    We walk you through what each option does and leave the decision with you.

Questions we get about mobile home & park model insurance

Do you insure a mobile home that sits in a park rather than on my own land?
Yes. Mobile homes in parks and free-standing mobile homes on their own lots are both written, on a mobile home policy form. Tell us which one yours is, the year and make, and whether it is tied down and on a permanent foundation.
What is a park model, and how is it insured?
A park model is a small recreational home, usually kept in a park near the beach and used seasonally or year-round. It is written on its own form, for how it is actually used. Tell us where it sits, how often you are there and whether it is ever rented.
Should I insure my mobile home and my car together?
Usually, yes. Putting the home and the household's autos on one review is how we compare the companies that write both, and it is often the better arrangement for the whole household.

Information is general in nature and may not reflect your specific situation. Contact us for guidance on your own policy.

Let's talk about your mobile home & park model insurance.

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