Umbrella coverage for the worst day, not the average one

A serious car accident or a guest injured on your dock can exceed standard limits. An umbrella adds a million dollars of protection for a few hundred dollars a year.

Sample premiums from $26 a month for $1M. Sample figures for illustration.

Personal umbrella coverage

How we approach personal umbrella coverage

A personal umbrella policy sits above the liability limits of your auto, homeowners and watercraft policies. When a covered claim exhausts those limits, the umbrella pays the rest, up to its own limit. It also covers some claims the underlying policies may not, such as certain libel or slander allegations.

Umbrellas are especially valuable for families with teenage drivers, rental properties, pools, docks or boats, and anyone with meaningful savings or home equity. The underlying policies usually need specific minimum limits, and we coordinate all of them so there are no gaps between layers.

How a quote comes together

Most personal umbrella quotes take one conversation and a day or two of comparison.

  1. Inventory exposures

    Drivers, properties, boats, pools, dogs and rentals.

  2. Check underlying limits

    We raise home, auto and boat liability to the required minimums.

  3. Choose the limit

    Based on net worth, income and lifestyle exposures.

  4. Coordinate renewals

    We align policy dates so no layer lapses.

What moves the price

These factors carry the most weight with the carriers we represent. We explain each one on your quote.

  • Number of drivers

    Each driver, especially under age 25, adds to the premium.

  • Properties and rentals

    Additional homes and rental units add exposure.

  • Watercraft

    Boats and personal watercraft increase liability risk.

  • Limit selected

    Each additional million costs less than the first.

  • Underlying carriers

    Some carriers require home and auto with them for the best price.

Why neighbors choose an independent agent

No gaps between layers
We manage underlying limits and umbrella terms together.
Teen driver peace of mind
Added protection for the years when accident risk is highest.
Dock and pool protection
Extra limits for the waterfront features Maine families love.
Affordable certainty
The first million typically costs less than a nice dinner out each month.

Personal umbrella questions

Anyone with assets or future earnings worth protecting, particularly households with teen drivers, boats, pools, docks or rental properties.

Typically $250,000 per person and $500,000 per accident on auto, and $300,000 on homeowners, though requirements vary by carrier.

No. Business liability requires a commercial umbrella attached to your business policies.

Compare personal umbrella quotes in one call

Tell us what you need to protect. A licensed agent on Fore Street shops it, explains it, and sends a clear side-by-side, usually within one business day.

No obligation. Licensed agents. Coverage subject to policy terms.

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