Citizens Property Insurance Corporation Reviews
Jacksonville, FL
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Citizens Property is a nonprofit government agency that helps homeowners in Florida access home insurance coverage. It’s designed to help those who can’t find policy options through traditional insurance providers. Its plans are fairly affordable but not very customizable.
- Helps those who can’t find coverage
- Fairly affordable policies
- Wind-only policies available
- Poor customer reviews
- Not much flexibility in coverage
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Reviewed May 1, 2023
How has the state of Florida not shut down this company!! This is a absolute racket for profit. There is one home insurer in south Florida only we are mandated by mortgage banks to have insurance so the insurance company can do whatever they want. I have never filed a claim yet my policy which is catastrophic coverage only went from 3.3k to 4.1k. I have bare bones coverage. My house would have to float away to have anything covered. This can’t be legal. Where’s DeSantis!!! How about doing something governor!!
Reviewed Oct. 20, 2022
During Hurricane Ian, I submitted a claim to my Citizens' Homeowner's insurance policy and to date, not only has my claim not even begun to get processed, they have not even sent an adjuster to view the property, or even consistently assigned one. I have been told multiple times my claim had been assigned to an adjuster, only to have that name disappear and another name show up with new promises to contact me. The previous name is unknown when I call back. This has happened multiple times while I am handtied because if Citizen delays or simply doesn't process my claim, they don't have to pay it. I'm seeking legal advice at this point.
Reviewed June 26, 2021
We have used citizens for almost 6 years now. Although we have not had to make a claim I am very satisfied with them. The reps are always friendly and professional. As with anything our rates go up yearly. Flood insurance is reasonable also.
Reviewed Sept. 14, 2020
I have a very old house, live in Florida, and Citizens Property insurance is the only insurer who will insure my house. It is the state government run insurance. I have never had to make a claim so I don't know how well it handles the process of making claims and payouts. It appears to offer adequate coverage though, like every other insurer, it does not offer flood insurance. I pay about 800 per year.
Reviewed Aug. 16, 2019
I received a letter from Citizens Insurance on July 30 stating my windstorm and homeowners policies would be canceled on Aug 14 if payment wasn't made by this date. Payment was already received by Citizens six weeks earlier on July 3. Upon speaking with my insurance agent as a follow up to the letter, my policy had been canceled weeks ago by Citizens for nonpayment. I did not receive any additional written notification of cancellation from Citizens and they just kept my first installment of $537.00! Apparently, the problem is a well known and long standing problem with Citizens Insurance and the State of tolerates this unethical practice. If you change your payments from annual payments to quarterly payments, Citizens just keeps your money and cancels your policy!
Apparently Citizens computer system is so very old they can not recognize the change in payment frequency from a single annual payment to quarterly payments and as such, and they consider the payment incomplete and past due.They simply accept the payment for which there was no service and cancel your policy without any further communication! This insurance company is our State of FL endorsed windstorm insurance policy carrier and the only place that you can purchase hurricane protection for your home. Therefore, without competition and State overstate ... FL is getting ripped off by Citizens Insurance!
Reviewed July 31, 2019
Insured with Citizens Insurance since 2003 for My Property Business, survived 9 Storms with No Damages, My Insurance went from $3500/year to $14,800/year in 14 years. My Business got Hit Bad with Hurricane IRMA, I Lost my entire 1000 SF Bar-Cafe Roof, Got Roof Damages on entire Property, got Water damages as a result total $241,900 Damages estimated by my Property Adjuster.
Citizens Adjuster took 45 days to show up to my Property after IRMA to Inspect Damages, But Request by Phone Not to Clean up, Not to Repair before their Inspection. Their Delay Post Hurricane to Inspect cost even More Damages, With Roof Leaks, Mold, Electrical Damages & Appliances burned. Finally they Show up, Citizens adjuster contested $241,900 Damages with a Countered Estimate at $168,900.
My Coverage was for $250,000 max pay out with a deductible of $21,900. Then Citizens Adjuster came up with an New Calculation that Includes 10% Depreciation a Year on Roof/ Hurricane Impact Windows & everything else, so after Depreciation $168,900 damages estimated by Citizens Adjuster became $9,000 since my Deductible was $21,900 Citizens Insurance offered to Pay Nothing! $0 Nada, Niet, Rien! I hired an Attorney, after 2 years, got a miserable $35,000 out of $241,900 damages.
My Lawyer told Me, "You got a Very Bad Contract with the Depreciation Clause, You have Been paying $14,900/year insurance but they knew for the last 3 years the 10% depreciation/year put Your coverage at $0. + Citizens insurance Is back by the Federal Government, with Republicans in Power, 5 Big Hurricanes in 1 Year, Citizens insurance has instruction to litigate all cases & slow down pay off, as the Federal Government is not funding the Hurricane Recovery! You were paying, but You would be better saving 2 Years Premium & not wait 45 days for Citizens to show up & denied your claim no matter what!"
Reviewed May 22, 2019
I call claim department and report water damage in my kitchen. And they send this field adjuster name Jim **. This guy was very disrespectful and very unprofessional. When got that he start taking pictures all over outside and inside my house and my bedroom and my kids bedroom and I asked him what is my bedroom or my kids bedroom have to do with a kitchen claim damage. And at the end of the claim report he ask to me talk so he can record me. I told him, "No. If you want me to write a statement I will do it and sign it. You get a copy and I get a copy." He say no and he didn't finish my claim report. And it been almost 15 days since I been trying to call the Citizens insurance about this issue. I still have no answer. So if you at there you thinking about getting Citizens insurance don't do it. Bad customer service, very very very bad field adjuster name Jim **. Bad company period.
Reviewed March 19, 2019
The worst insurance I’ve ever come across. They will not pay out for claims. Waited 3 months & they denied my claim for property damage saying that the owner was not there so he is not responsible & it happened on a property he owns. I said that’s why he carries property insurance so if something happens it will be covered. Might as well not have insurance than to waste your money on this company.
Reviewed Nov. 20, 2018
(Long story but needs to be told) I needed homeowners insurance on my mobile home. I dealt with Bart Borders, (the owner of Borders Insurance agency). He found a company that he said would insure my home, (Citizens Insurance Co). I told him that I needed coverage equivalent to my home equity loan of $65,000. He said that was no problem. First I need a 4 point inspection, which I got from his inspector and cost me $100. That inspection revealed that they would not insure me unless I re-piped my entire home to get rid of polybutylene pipes. So I hired a plumbing company to come do it for $3250 (Now I'm out $3350). All the while I kept telling Bart that I was under time constraint because I was using the loan proceeds to purchase property for my son & his family to have a place to live and I had a deposit of $4500 on the property that I could lose if I didn't have the funds in place by the rapidly approaching closing date.
So now Bart tells me they need an appraisal so they can raise the coverage from their standard $20,000 to the amount I needed, ($65,000) so I email him a copy of the electronic appraisal that I had acquired from the bank. Then he says that won't do because he needs a more comprehensive appraisal so I acquire the appraisal from the bank and forward it to him. He says that won't do either as he needs the "cost approach" on the appraisal. So now I have the bank contact the appraiser to provide the cost approach appraisal, which he did. So now I'm waiting day to day for the insurance binder from Citizens. Bart tells me he needs another photo of the water heater (in addition to the ones I've already took and sent him) so I took it and sent it.
Back to waiting, Bart says that they can't be rushed so, tired of waiting, I call them myself to find out that they were waiting for the signed application, so I told Bart what they said and so he emailed me the application which I signed. Keep in mind I'm already over a month into trying to get an insurance binder for the bank so they can fund my loan. Now Bart tells me that I must pay the policy in full, ($497) with the coverage at $20,000. I told him that I needed $65,000 coverage to which he tells me that I have to pay for the policy first and then re-submit it for processing for the higher coverage. I told him I was out of time, (which I was after ** around for a month!) He told me that every time he spoke with Citizens it was somebody different each time giving him different information each time. They are very un-organized and demand not to be rushed.
Fortunately during most this time I was wasting with Bart & Citizens, I found another insurance company that was more expensive but could do what I (& the bank) needed. I gave them the green light and had a binder in 3 days, no messing around, no inspections, no appraisals, fast & smooth. I'm sick that I spent all that money for a re-pipe job when I didn't have to, my plumbing was fine. I should have went with the other insurance company to begin with. Dealing with Bart & Citizens Insurance was an expensive nightmare. I was made to jump through all sorts of expensive & time consuming hoops for a big fat nothing. A waste of time & money!
Reviewed April 22, 2018
Almost 20 years being with Citizens, just one I put a claim many years ago, there is not any other insurance in Florida that you can go to. This insurance was allowed in Florida due to our governor, and other "politicians." Just wonder how much Citizens paid them... When Hurricane Irma came, I had damages to my house, like I expected they denied my claim. I got two estimate paid by me sent to them, still they used a nonsense not to pay the water that damaged my house due to the winds, my wood fence was destroy my roof, they always find excuses. I have tried to check other insurances. No one wants to insured people in Florida. They should be investigated by the Insurance Board, enough is enough. They are pure scams. 20 years paying big payments when the times comes they denied the claim. Does any of our politicians in Florida care? Of course not...Miami is scam city.
I'm sick with liver problems with asthma and a damaged house, Fema did nothing for me, but of course they gave millions to Puerto Rico, most of the Puerto Rico had no insurance in their houses, they all came to Orlando and got between 5000 and 10,000, we the Floridians got nothing...in Miami Dade we have many mayors. All useless. They only concerned about how much they are going to get in their paycheck.
Reviewed March 13, 2018
Hurricane IRMA left considerable damages to my small hotel, I had extensive roof damages, water leak, 6 AC condensers got sandblast & burned out, my 700sq.ft covered bar cafe got totally destroyed, my fence got damages, appliances at my cafe got destroyed, I got leak in several suites due to 58 roof tiles blown away. I had paid Citizens for 15 years $7000/year always on time. 1st Citizens Property Adjusters took 5 weeks after the Hurricane to show up, I called them on Sept 12 & they request to keep the damages & wait for inspection. 2nd I got a Property Adjuster who came Sept 13th, 2017 & after inspection estimated the total damages @ $241,900 not even counting the business interruption. 3rd, after 5 weeks Citizens adjuster showed up, wrote his report, took photos & took my report & estimates that several contractors came & to support my Property Adjuster claim.
I finally clean up the tons of debris 5 weeks after the storm & start fixing the max I could. Mid-November, Citizens sent me a denied claim from the $241,900 estimated damages, after depreciation, citizens estimated the damages at $9000 & since my deductible was $21,500 they paid $0. Case is now in litigation. My lawyer found out that Citizens insurance added an addendum for depreciation. 10% depreciation/year for wall/windows/roof. 20% depreciation/year for everything else.
Addendum: I never signed since I was their customer for 15 years & this was not agreed upon my initial policy. With their depreciation close, in fact for the past 5 years, I was paying insurance for nothing since wall, roof, impact windows were done in 2004 & 2008. AC were done in 2012, so after 5 years they were worth $0 upon their depreciation clause. Even my covered bar which was Hurricane Proof code in 2004 for winds 125 mph but got destroyed as we had gusts at 155 mph was too old. Case is in litigation.
My Lawyer talked to Citizens Adjuster who told him « "We got so many cases, you have very little chance to get anything," I am instructed to lowball & deduct the Max, we denied all claims & maybe we will settle in litigation for only the few cases that fight back & last, like Sandy, Citizens is paid to process claims & wait for the state or the federal Govt to pick up the tab. Since, Federal Govt has paid almost nothing, we just denied & delay. That's what Citizens adjuster told us. Crooks, white collar thieves, they collect & don't pay, why have an insurance?
Reviewed March 9, 2018
Citizens Inspectors- Wind Mitigation Inspection - I, like millions of homeowners in Florida received a letter in the mail in late 2012 from Citizens, stating that they were going to "soon be conducting a home inspection of my property. The purpose was to verify that the structural characteristics of the home reflect what they have on record, and to ensure that I was paying the appropriate premiums."
To the contrary of what they said in the letter, the Citizens inspectors did not have determining appropriate premiums in mind. They missed many credits that I was due. The inspector did not take the time to do the proper research/documentation to give the homeowner the proper credits. But that was to be expected since they were hired by Citizens, and had only Citizens' interests at heart. Does anyone else still have a copy of their 2012 letter from them- let me know **. As someone who has performed thousands of inspections on buildings in my life, it was very obvious why they sent out inspectors... not to be fair, but to perform inspections that benefit them and increase millions of Florida homeowner premiums. The sad part is that 99% of the public doesn't realize what was done to them and think there is nothing they can do about it.
Reviewed Jan. 24, 2018
This has to be the worst insurance company ever. I had property and auto insurance with them for 3 years and thankfully I never had to file a claim. I finally cancelled my policy because of increased premiums and horrible customer service. While I should have received a pro-rated credit, they send me a bill for $240 and tell my policy is billed in arrears which is false because I have never missed a payment. While I requested a breakdown/explanation for the billing miscalculation, they have yet to provide to me. They were very rude and threaten to send my account to collections. I do not recommend this company for any kind of insurance coverage.
Reviewed Jan. 19, 2018
Never send a payment into these guys early. My policy was due Feb 10 - cheques was dated for Feb 1 - they cashed it on Jan 10 - how can that be legal? How can a cheque be cashed 3 weeks before the date clearly presented on the cheque?
Reviewed Jan. 5, 2018
At first we were thrilled that we found a company to insure our home as we were having a problem prior to this insurance company 'cause of a lapse in insurance. Now we have received a letter telling us that we are uninsurable due to disrepair. They sent someone to our home. No one announced that they were there and they saw that the house was under construction at this point and labeled it disrepair. Where do they come up with that! We are in the process of restoring the front and rear of our home with new roof and siding. If they would have bothered to knock on the door my husband would have went over all that is going on. Instead they jump to conclusions. Now after the 21st of January 2018 we are uninsured again!
Reviewed Nov. 11, 2017
2017 - Hurricane Irma! We have had Citizens for years on two homes and never had we experienced anything like this. This company should be shut down NOW! We have never had a claim before and paid mega bucks for 2 homes for many years, and now we need help to put a back roof back on our home and with the service we got and the lies they tell you is so unreal! They refuse two claims to get our home fixed to replacement condition which states in our policy, and refuse to pay what our estimates stated it would cost to replace just part of our roof.
It was hard to find a contractor during this time since they were in such demand. And I went through two and even though the second one stated that the repairs are the same as the second and almost 1/2 price less, Citizens refuses to pay for our repairs. This company and their employees are all the most unprofessional people I have ever came in contact with. They string you alone lie after lie weeks after weeks and never had no intention in paying us anything on our claim! I am hiring a Lawyer asap, and calling it on your side to put a stop to this companies! Unbelievable tactic they used on us! Unlawful to no end!
Don't hire this company to Insurance anything! It's best to have no Insurance than pay a company that is suppose to be there for you when you need them most! Don't know how this company and their employees sleep at night. I hope they get what is coming to them! God be with them! They surely will rot in hell! First they said no they will not pay. The estimate is too large, they won't pay for the permit, they won't pay for two coats of paint, which require kilts and one coat of paint, they won't pay for clean-up, they nitpick on everything and you sit there and say, "How can they do this?"
Reviewed Nov. 1, 2017
Unfortunately my husband and I made the grave mistake of entrusting Citizens with our insurance policy. Hurricane Irma hit and caused significant damage to our condo. We filed a claim immediately and mitigated as much of the damage as we could. We were aware the influx of claims so were understanding it took two weeks to even hear from someone after we called every day. Latoya ** was our adjuster and could not have been more rude nor more cruel. The wind was so strong it had bent the frame of our windows, even though they were boarded up, water poured in. The field adjuster who came and inspected our property explained that was how the water entered. We did not simply make this up. This was not a flood rather the winds damaged our structure allowing the water to come in.
Latoya agreed we were covered for such an instance however disagreed that wind had anything to do with our devastation now costing upwards of $20,000-$25,000. Walls, flooring, closets, furniture, etc. all had to be replaced and the mold is out of control. We called repeatedly ultimately speaking to another adjuster who helped us connect with Latoya. They had no issue accepting our payments but when push came to shove they left us in tears.
Reviewed Oct. 29, 2017
This company said they would give us 3,000 dollars to fix an entire roof on a four-bedroom home. The 10,000 they were keeping from us was our deductible. How in the world can we fix a roof with 3,000 dollars? Last night we had a bad thunderstorm, my autistic son woke up with his shirt wet and cold and pillows from a new leak on our roof. My French Provential Furniture was ruined because another leak formed somewhere else in the house, not including the 3 other major leaks we have been dealing with since the storm. How can this happen!!!
Reviewed Oct. 17, 2017
Citizens won't pay for damage to my home from wind fornication rainwater coming in from under entry doors, windows, and airconditioner. Also won't reimburse for lodging expenses for six days. Was in an evacuated area and due to health issues, could not return until power was restored. When I turned water back on, the hose on toilet leaked and carpet in hallway was ruined. Said not covered?
Reviewed Oct. 11, 2017
I had Citizens insurance for over a year and I've never needed to open a claim with them till a leak from the upstairs apartment completely damaged my bathroom (my apartment is under the leak), so I called them to open a claim. It's been almost 3 months and nothing was done till this day. I call them and I get nowhere, my adjuster does not know how to do her job and does not contact me back at all. As soon as my policy expires I will change to any other insurance I can find, I don't think there can be a worse one than this one. STAY AWAY FROM THEM!!! COMPLETELY USELESS!!!
Reviewed Aug. 7, 2017
We were very happy with Citizens, when we had a claim a few years ago, it was quickly resolved and we got much more than we had anticipated. A few years later, somehow and without our consent, we were dropped and placed with SAFEPOINT Insurance company, the new company informed us it was for our own good because Citizens was planning on raising their premiums by 45%. It was all a lie, Safepoint is now charging us twice what Citizens was after forcing us to increase our DWELLING coverage by $36,000, but Personal Property remained the same as it was with Citizens.
We are in the process of getting back with Citizens but are now being required to inspect our property, which will cost us money and we expect to have to make some repairs to be approved, Citizens is also requiring to increase our Dwelling coverage to twice what it was originally, which will increase our premiums by twice what we were paying Citizens before we were moved to Safepoint, but at least our Personal Property coverage will be increased to 50% of Dwelling and many other benefits will be increased to very good amounts. I just wish I had known about what SAFEPOINT was doing and not allow them to kidnap us from Citizens. Be aware of other companies, such as SAFEPOINT INSURANCE, trying to get your business away from Citizens, under false pretenses and then raising your premiums to much more what Citizens charges.
Reviewed July 31, 2017
I own a carpet cleaning and restoration business. We handle many floods that aren't fake. We provide the best services to handle the problem for the customer. I dealt with Citizens more since they're cheapest for people to pay. I would recommend switching Insurances. They don't pay for the and have a cap for our work. Like roof you need to pay for us to put a tarp which would cost you 1500$ which most people do not like to pay for. They fight contractors who are there to help you. We need to sue them to get money from them all the time so when you have Citizens expect to get the minion work from contractors. I wish you the best of luck.
Reviewed June 1, 2017
I had two 2 bedroom villas insured with People's Trust Insurance company. The much larger villa was insured for 800 per year, while the 400 smaller square foot home was 500 dollars more which puzzled, however it was a multilevel home while the one with greater square footage was one floor. Anyway they sent an investigator, we sent them copies of the 30,000 we had spent 5 and 6 years earlier to have both homes completely reroofed. They sent contract which were signed and agreed upon.
After signing both contracts I was informed they wanted to do a SECOND inspection. A woman showed up and after crawling on both rooftops told me they were excellent. I had purchased a new in wall soap dish for a completely redone bathroom that cost 5,000 dollars and the soap dish had just arrived and I explained I would be using an industrial adhesive to replace the dish. The woman they sent then asked me if I would do a personal favor for her and rent my upper floor bedroom with private bathroom balcony fully furnished for 400 a month. She explained that was all he could afford and insinuated I might have issues with people's trust if I refused to rent. I told her I would consider it and asked her to come back with him. Naturally 400 a month is preposterous to a man I don't know and even had I been friends 600 was the minimum and would have been a generous deal with no other expenses.
She returned the next day and I had a recording device in my cargo pants pocket that recorded her threats and demand that I rent this room to her brother. I save the room for my long time female companion who has 5 years left until she can retire at 50 and live with me however she spends her vacations and personal time with me. I had a death in my family and returned to New Jersey with my Mother. We were there for almost 5 weeks and didn't come across People's Trust demand. We get the roof redone as well as the already done soap dish by a licensed company. The People's trust insurer was unethical and ultimately after my refusal mentioned the soap dish which I showed her on her visit the next day.
When we returned from New Jersey we went through several weeks of mail and eventually came across a letter from People's trust demanding the soap dish be replaced by a licensed plumber and the roof resurfaced by a licensed roofer. My Mother couldn't find the second roofing contract for 1631, which I had stated was the reason for the higher quote however after contacting Handyman Roofing, they questioned the woman's conclusions as did I when I went on the roof with them. We got a new copy of the original 14,000 roofing job as well as photos of the soap dish in question and sent them to People's Trust. We received a letter on Tuesday informing us we were being dropped for failure to comply, despite the fact we had complied, despite only having access for a week and had mailed their office contracts, photos and even the retarring.
People Trust's inspector blackmailed me to rent a room and their company acted as if they weren't sent a detailed large envelope of compliance. Like their inspector, they were unethical, albeit without the implied blackmail which after I refused to rent a threat she carried out. I am now complaining to State agencies and will sue People's Trust civilly for their inspector's threats as well as their refusal to acknowledge compliance. People's trust was supplied with email, address and phone numbers of Handyman roofing and could have called to substantiate the fact they had reroofed to building as well as retarred it regardless of no need.
Reviewed Jan. 2, 2017
My home was hit by a twister during Hurricane Hermine causing significant damage. Had a residential/commercial contractor with over 40 years experience survey the damage and thereafter provided a proposal to restore my home to its pre-storm condition. His proposal included the material costs required pursuant to the Home Depot website. Following submission of my claim to Citizens Property Insurance Corp. the initial adjuster came on site and reviewed all the damage. He was very cooperative and I felt good as to his assessment. After that Citizens changed adjusters and assigned my case to a dumb desk jockey in Jacksonville who in my opinion probably needed help in finding his way home after work. How dumb - he approved a 5 foot sliding glass door unit to fit in a 6 ft opening. He disregarded totally several areas of significant damage and finally sent me a check with a letter that said "here is our check, we are closing your file."
My response was **. Moved for mediation thereafter pursuant to law and their representative at mediation was not concerned with the omitted damaged areas at all. It was his way or the highway. I walked out as I realized that Citizens in good faith was not concerned in resolving the issues but rather deploying the shaft. I now have to find a good attorney to file suit against Citizens, which I will, and in the meantime my home continues exposed to the elements. A suit can only be brought against Citizens for actual damages, not bad faith. Unfortunately here in Florida Citizens cannot be sued for bad faith as it was created by the legislature and protected by statute. You can sue other companies though for bad faith.
Following the recent hurricanes I would like to find an attorney who can put together a class action lawsuit against Citizens where a pattern of intentional infliction of emotional distress can be filed on behalf of myself and other homeowners screwed by Citizens. Intentional infliction of emotional distress is a viable action that can be filed against Citizens. If you have Citizens Insurance be prepared for a major headache and do not hesitate to hire an attorney. In my case I have conclusive evidence Citizens has breached their contract with me and in has such a motion to dismiss by Citizens in a lawsuit will not be dismissed. Thereafter Citizens will be subjected to my attorney's fees and court costs which will be more than that they would spend on resolving my claim. BEWARE OF CITIZENS IS ALL I CAN SAY.
Reviewed Nov. 30, 2016
Three roofs on my home were damaged by the recent hurricane. I have spent ALL my free time trying to get them to pay what the roofing company needs to do the work. Sure I will pay my deductible which is more than half but they simply will not pay their share because they expect the work to be done at some ridiculously low rate. Because of their delays I cannot get a roofer do the rest of the work for months now and all the time the damage grows. I will be CANCELLING ALL PROPERTY INSURANCE IN ALL MY PROPERTIES COUNTRYWIDE NEXT YEAR AND PUTTING THE MONEY INTO SAVINGS. These people are a ridiculous bunch of time wasters.
Reviewed Feb. 4, 2016
As far as can see Citizens Property Insurance Corporation is a bogus organization that lets seniors rot before they pay for a claim... I say criminal because I know of such a case. 86-year old widow, home flooded and roof down and claim denied. This case in the courts right now 4 months later... In the meanwhile the home is full of mold and she is still living in the home.
Reviewed Nov. 17, 2015
They're great service protection and I'd recommend them anytime to everyone and cheap to pay every month and very beneficial to me and my family. I'm very Happy with them now and will keep them for awhile.
Reviewed Nov. 16, 2015
They cut the valuation of my property; but I have to admit they did cut the premium. They no longer cover most things like the shed, screen porch carport. It's basic coverage. Unfortunately, no other insurance is available to us because we have a mobile home covered by Florida State insurance.
Reviewed Nov. 14, 2015
I have had Citizens for almost 6 years as my homeowner's insurance. I have only made 1 claim in those 6 years and they handled it fairly quickly. They were easy to deal with.
Reviewed Nov. 12, 2015
Quick quote and awesome rates. Coverage vs. rate is very good. The agent has been very helpful answering all our answers and we receive our notice of changes on time.
Citizens Property Insurance Corporation Company Information
- Company Name:
- Citizens Property Insurance Corporation
- Website:
- www.citizensfla.com
