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Condo Association & HOA Insurance

Master property, D&O, crime and liability for Florida condominium associations and homeowners associations.

Bedford Group agent reviewing an association master policy with board members

Why it's different

Coverage built for how condo associations & hoas actually work

Association boards make decisions with other people's money, under Florida statutes that have tightened since 2022. We help boards understand the master policy, protect directors personally and keep coverage in line with reserve and inspection requirements.

  • Hurricane deductiblesMaster policies often carry large named-storm deductibles that become owner assessments. Boards need to understand and communicate them.
  • Director liabilityBoard members can be sued over assessments, enforcement and repair decisions. D&O coverage protects them personally.
  • Fidelity and crimeFlorida condominium law requires fidelity bonding for people who control or disburse association funds.
  • Building safety rulesMilestone inspection and reserve study requirements for older, taller buildings affect underwriting. Carriers ask about them.

Coverage

What a typical program includes

Every business is different. We start here, then adjust to your contracts, locations and payroll.

01

Master property

Wind, fire and building coverage under the declaration

02

Directors & officers

Protection for volunteer board members

03

Crime / fidelity bond

For association funds

04

General liability

Common areas, pools and amenities

05

Flood

For buildings in flood zones

06

Umbrella & workers' comp

For larger associations and staff

FAQ

Condo Associations & HOAs insurance questions

What does a condo association's master policy cover?

Generally the building and common elements as originally installed. Under Florida law, items such as unit interior finishes, appliances and personal property are the unit owner's responsibility.

Do HOA board members need their own insurance?

The association should carry D&O coverage that protects directors and officers. It's one of the most important policies a board can buy.

Free, no-obligation review

Get a Condo Associations & HOAs insurance review

Send your current policies and any contract insurance requirements. We'll compare carriers and show you gaps before your next renewal.