CEA Renters Earthquake Insurance Policies


Are you customers ready for the next earthquake?

CEA renters earthquake insurance policies provides the strength your customers need to recover from a damaging earthquake.

Talk to your customer about the CEA earthquake-coverage options that fit their needs and budget. And use our premium calculator to help get them a quick earthquake insurance price estimate.

Did you know?

A renters policy doesn’t cover earthquake damage.

Even if your customer’s landlord has earthquake insurance, their policy won’t cover your customer. A CEA policy can help pay for damages to your customer’s belongings and help with additional living expenses if they need to move out.

CEA renters coverage options*

Personal Property**

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Coverage to repair or replace your customer's covered personal belongings if they are damaged in an earthquake.

Loss of Use

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A necessity for additional living expenses if your customer must live outside their unit because of earthquake damage or as directed by a civil authority. This coverage never has a deductible.

Emergency Repairs

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Handy coverage when your customer needs to make urgent, necessary repairs after an earthquake to help protect their unit from further damage, such as plywood to board up damaged windows.

Breakables

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This coverage helps replace insureds’ valuable fragile personal property like wedding china, glassware, crystal, ceramic, pottery, porcelain, or marble items that are broken because of an earthquake. Available for new and renewal policies written on or after January 1, 2025.

 

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*We encourage you to read the entire CEA policy—and its policy declarations page—to understand coverages and how they work. Exclusions and special limits apply. All terms and conditions of CEA insurance coverage are found in the CEA insurance-policy form. Refer to a sample policy, below.

Learn more by taking a free agent training course. Once you pass, you’ll earn 2 CE credits.

**Reflects policy option changes that went into effect for new policies written on or after August 1, 2023 and for renewals on or after November 1, 2023. These changes include Dwelling Deductible Options (Coverage A), Personal Property Limits (Coverage C), Breakables, and Exterior Masonry Veneer. Learn more about our 2023 Policy Option Changes.