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Umbrella insurance

A million dollars of protection for less than you'd guess.

An umbrella policy sits on top of your home and auto liability. When a covered lawsuit outruns those limits, the umbrella pays the difference up to its own limit, which puts another layer between a judgment and your savings.

What umbrella insurance costs.

The Insurance Information Institute estimates the first $1 million of umbrella coverage at about $150 to $300 a year, with each added million costing less. That is a national estimate, and your quote depends on your household.

Carriers price an umbrella on the drivers in your house, the number of vehicles and homes, and things like pools, trampolines, dogs, and rental property. Most carriers also require higher liability limits on the home and auto policies underneath, so we review all three together.

Coverage

What an umbrella covers.

A quote request does not bind, change, or cancel coverage. Campbell Insurance will confirm details in writing before any coverage action is taken.

Liability above your other policies

After your auto or home liability pays its limit, the umbrella picks up the rest of a covered claim, up to the umbrella's own limit.

  • Serious auto accidents
  • Injuries on your property
  • Legal defense costs
  • Judgments above policy limits

Claims your other policies may miss

Many umbrellas also cover personal injury claims such as libel, slander, and false arrest. Coverage terms vary by carrier, and we walk through the exclusions with you.

  • Libel and slander
  • Rental property liability
  • Carrier-specific exclusions

Households that should look

Teen drivers, a pool or trampoline, a dog, rental houses, and a growing net worth all raise your exposure to a lawsuit.

  • Teen and young drivers
  • Pools and trampolines
  • Rental properties
  • Savings and home equity to protect

Carriers

Some of the carriers we compare.

Umbrella eligibility depends on the carrier and on the home and auto policies underneath.

  • Erie Insurance logo
  • Progressive logo
  • Travelers logo
  • Liberty Mutual logo

Questions

Common questions.

How much does umbrella insurance cost?

The Insurance Information Institute puts the first $1 million at about $150 to $300 a year nationally. Your price depends on your drivers, vehicles, properties, and the carrier.

Who needs umbrella insurance?

Anyone whose savings, home equity, or future income exceed their auto and home liability limits. Households with teen drivers, rental property, a pool, or a dog face higher lawsuit risk.

Is an umbrella policy a waste of money?

Not if a lawsuit could exceed your current limits. One serious at-fault crash can produce injury claims far above a $100,000 auto limit, and a judgment can reach your wages.

Do I need my home and auto with the same carrier?

Some carriers require it and some do not. We check each carrier's rules and quote the combination that keeps your coverage connected.

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