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Excess Flood is private flood insurance designed to supplement or cover an existing flood policy such as the NFIP primary residential or commercial, or an EZ Flood policy.

Why Excess Flood Coverage?

The National Flood Insurance Program limits coverage on residential buildings to $250,000, but 50% of the homes in the U.S. are worth over $408,000. Your clients with high-valued homes may want additional coverage in the event of a catastrophic flood.

The Excess Flood solution enables you to offer higher limits of flood coverage to your clients, so that in the event of a superstorm, your client is better situated to be able to recover more.

Excess Flood Features:

  • Residential properties - up to $5 million building and contents coverage beyondthe NFIP policy and EZ Flood limits
  • Coverages for residential and commercial properties (excluding condominiums)
  • Commercial properties - up to $5 millionbuilding and contents coverage beyond the NFIP policy limits
  • Available in all states except AK, DC, and KY
  • Coverage for structures with replacement cost value up to $15 million

Program Highlights

  • Coverage up to $5MM (building and contents combined) for structures with replacement cost value up to $15MM
  • Available in all states except AK, DC, and KY
  • We offer coverage for all residential risks except condominiums

Eligible Risks

  • Residential properties
  • Commercial properties

Ineligible Risks

  • Buildings in CBRA zones
  • Buildings in Emergency Program
  • Non-residential contents
  • Contents coverage without building coverage
  • Residential Condominium Building Association Policies (RCBAP) and single condo units
  • Risks with total replacement cost/actual cash value greater than $15MM

Frequently Asked Questions

Excess Flood is available in all states except Alaska, DC and Kentucky.
$5 million, with building and contents combined and never higher than the replacement cost less the primary limits.