sunsi - Google 'mobile home insurance' - lots of sites there. One I recognized is Allstate; another is GEICO. You might also try State Farm.

Here is a link that might be useful: Allstate link

wantoretire_did, thank for that information I will check into those. I was getting desperate because every insurance broker we called said, "Sorry, we don't cover mobile homes, anymore". I never imagined our insurance company would stop offering policies for mobile homes.

Again, thanks for your info. :)

We were done the same by State Farm then Allstate so went with Formost! We live in Mobile Alabama so is difficult because of hurricanes..

My mom has Formost and we have American Family Home Insurance Co.

Go to Foremost Insurance, they are the leader in MH Insurance. I was switched by my regular insurance company and they recommended these folks. I have been with them for about 16 years. Damage as a result of a NorEaster brought about 5K in damage....paid it immediately. There are a dozen or so companies out there, but you want to make sure you get a reliable one....who not only takes the premium, but ready to reimburse you at the time of lose. Good luck.

A lot depends on the state you live in. We lived in Florida and had Foremost, but when we sold the home in 2006, Foremost was pulling out of Florida and the buyer had to find a new insurance company. Many other companies in hurricane and tornado prone areas have pulled out after suffering so many losses. Good Luck in your search.

Farm Bureau- I've been very happy w/ them.

I have Foremost. I was referred to them by my insurance comapny, USAA.

You will get better results if you search for:
Manufactured home insurance (today's preferred term)
Mobile home insurance
Mobilehome insurance

I do know that these companies offer MH insurance,
Allstate, Geico, Farmers, Formost, Statefarm, amig, progressive, Standard Casualty, amfam, aarp, mhvillage

Lee
Resident manager of over 20 years.

We have State Farm, and I recently questioned them about what will happen when our home gets older, 10 years old, to be precise. I was told that they will only insure it after it is 10 years old if the home meets very specific requirements, including a new furnace, hot water heater, roof, etc. For those who have had these things done, and can prove it, it may help in getting insurance. For those getting these things done, it would be wise to retain proof the work was done.

In Mesa, AZ my 1986 Schult is insured by Standard Guarantee. They're one of the most popular down here, where about 30% of the houses are manufactured homes. They were very good when I had a claim.

Make sure you're insured for full replacement value, not depreciated value.

Hi I am a Wisconsin licensed insurance agent. The best mobilehome insurance is Foremost. They will give you all the options you need and replacement cost. Our mobile home is 1990. Trust me I checked all my companies and at work I only write Foremost for clients. I know it is the best. And if you are old enough ask for the AARP discount, it is substancial! Hope that helps