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Log Home Insurance

Thu, 2010-07-01 18:41 — missourichris

I have a log home that was built in the 30's it has an addition to it which puts it at 60% Stick frame and 40% Log. I am having issues getting regular insurance.  The only type I have been quoted is ACV ( Acutual Cash Value ).  I was wondering if anyboy had any ideas about what I should do or who you use.  By the way I live in Troy Missouri north west of St. Louis.

Thx

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I was able to get insurance

BamaOttawaNF
Wed, 2010-08-11 19:18

I was able to get insurance for my 85 yr cabin in michigan from a local independant insurance and reality company, you might check the local independants.

The log home i built is

Basil
LHBA Member
Thu, 2010-08-12 06:34

The log home i built is insured through state farm.

We started with State farm,

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Shark
LHBA Member
Thu, 2010-08-12 07:19

We started with State farm, switched to progressive because much better rates (combined with car insurance too).

 

Nobody I called seemed to have issues with insurange a self-built log home. If you have issues I'd suggest you call a different office.

I use 21st century

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edkemper
LHBA Member
Thu, 2010-08-12 10:53

But I'm not living in a log home yet. They just give me the best rates and service.