In Ontario house insurance has lapsed. How to get new insurance and where?
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I'm assuming this is Ontario, Canada.  If so, try Wawanesa Insurance, I have their policy and I cut my cost in 1/2.\n\nHowever, some companies do not like that you have lapsed coverage.  The less amount of time between lapse the better for you.\n\nAlso, don't waste your time by calling around for a quote.  Go to your local independent agent and have them do the job for you.  You'll answer only a set of questions once instead of company after company asking the same thing over and over.
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First try with your mortgage company. Sometimes they have special hardship programs to re-age your account.
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Contact the W.S.I.B. directly:\n\nWelcome to the Workplace Safety and Insurance Board of Ontario (WSIB).\n\nhttp://www.wsib.on.ca/wsib/wsibsite.nsf/public/Workers
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call your insurance broker. renter's insurance is pretty cheap from my experience.
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Have an appraisal done. An insurance agent might be helpful.
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You're going to have a challenge.  First you need to work on getting it zoned properly.\nIf you try to get strictly commercial insurance and you have a claim and they find out it was because it was being used as a residence, it may void the policy.\nYou will need a homeowner's policy that might have some commercial provisions in them....a 'combination' policy so to speak.\nSince there are plenty of home based businesses that need a combination policy, an experienced personal lines insurance agent will be able to help you.
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Whoa!  I hope for you that is is purely theoretical.  Find a decent place to relocate.  Contact your insurance company and make sure you know who on the fire department is investigating your case.  Make sure you know what they find.  Whether or not it was your fault the home owner (if you rent) my try to hold you liable.  Contact red cross for any assistance they might be able to provide.  If you lost your phone and don't have a cell phone, get a cheap pay as you go phone.  You will be making more calls now than in the course of your life prior.  Contact the local place of worship for any help they can give.  Accept help but watch out for loans.  You are not in the right state of mind for signing contracts.\nGood luck
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Gee, maybe you could contact the company you used to do this for and see if they've got a branch close to you.  If not, maybe they could suggest someone for you to contact.
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Check with a broker that has multiple outlets for writing new business, possibly with a surplus & excess line insurer, or Lloyds of London.  Many of the larger companies have suspended binding authority in the state of Florida due to all the hurricains.  Best of luck to you.
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CALL 800 # TO INSURANCE COMPANY AND ASK.  THEY HAVE A LIST--YOU CAN GET ONE MAILED TO YOU OR LOOK ON THEIR WEB SITE.  THEY CAN TELL YOU DIRECTLY OVER THE PHONE AS WELL.
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Call the insurance company that you had at that time and they should be able to pull up the claim history for that. and yes even if you are not a member of that company anymore they can still look it up for you.
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In 1998 mine was just shy of $20,000 after all the bills came in.  I had insurance.  Try bargaining for a cash discount.  Insurance companies get big discounts, never hurts to try.
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You will have to self insure, which is quite expensive.  I would call around and get some quotes.
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Most companies offer an endorsement for extended replacment cost which will cover for replacment up to a certain percentage above the stated amount for the dwelling.  Erie offers a "Guaranteed" replacement cost.  The key to any of these policies is to make sure your stated amount on the policy is a close estimate to current replacement cost (it changes with inflation, labor and materials cost). Most policies include a co-insurance clause which states they will only pay full replacement if the policy holder has insured their home within a certain percentage (80 or 90%) of the actual replacement cost.  Remember too that replacement cost does not include the value of your land.  If something happens to your home, the land will still be there.
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Try the company that has your home owners insurance or renters insurance
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well what area are u in.....u forgot to mention that.    and maybe if u call ur insurance ppl they should help u with that.
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If youve never let your insurance lapse, most employer's insurance companies have to cover you including any pre-existing condition. If you've gone without insurance for 3-6 months you might be out of luck. However, don't give up! Many states now offer risk-sharing plans that are as good as any insurance.