Condo Coverages & Deductibles (Web Page)
CEA is not-for-profit. Our insurance rates are based on the best available science and research, not profit. Contact your residential insurer to purchase your CEA policy. You can also use the CEA premium calculator to get an insurance cost estimate. How to Buy a Policy Coverage options for Condominiums Our earthquake insurance for Condo-unit owners…
Participating Residential Insurers (Web Page)
California Earthquake Authority (CEA) offers earthquake insurance policies exclusively through the residential insurance companies listed below. Contact one of the following residential insurers to: Get a CEA insurance quote Buy a CEA earthquake insurance policy Ask questions about policy renewals Make changes to your existing CEA policy Pay your bill Submit any earthquake damage claims CEA…
Other Earthquake Insurance Providers (Web Page)
There are other Insurance companies that also offer residential earthquake Insurance policies in California that you may want to consider as you think about how to insure your home against damage from earthquakes. Please use our Premium Calculator and talk to your Insurance agent to learn about the coverage options and premium costs available from CEA. But you should also take time to consider…
Insurance Policies (Web Page)
Insurance Professionals (Web Page)
Condominium (Web Page)
A CEA condo unit policy is catastrophe insurance, meant to cover the most important things you own. To purchase a CEA policy, contact your home insurance company or agent. How to Buy a Policy In most cases, earthquake damage to the inside of your unit is not covered by your residential insurance policy. To protect your investment in your condo unit and belongings, you need a separate earthquake…
Ridgecrest earthquakes generate spike in CEA earthquake insurance purchases (Web Page)
(SACRAMENTO) The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) gained 23,861 earthquake insurance policies in July, the second-largest monthly net increase in CEA’s 23-year history. This growth was driven by the magnitude 6.4 and 7.1 earthquakes, and a number of aftershocks, that struck on unnamed faults near the Mojave Desert town of Ridgecrest beginning on the Fourth of July holiday. The gain in policies seen after what geologists are…
California Earthquake Authority continues to see strong interest in earthquake insurance (Web Page)
(SACRAMENTO) The California Earthquake Authority (CEA) ended its second quarter of 2017 with more than 950,000 policies in force—continuing a trend of increased earthquake insurance sales that began in 2016. In 2016, CEA saw a significant net gain of more than 52,000 policies in force—more than seven times CEA’s average gain of about 7,200 annually in the past 10 years. Interest in earthquake insurance remains…
Manage Your Policy (Web Page)
CEA’s participating residential insurers manage CEA policies on our behalf. You can conveniently work with your residential insurance company to purchase and manage your CEA earthquake insurance policy. They will process policy applications, renewals, bill payments, or claims. How to manage your bill The residential insurer that sold you your CEA policy handles all billing and payment…