What is the FAIR Plan? The FAIR Plan was established so that all California property owners have access to basic fire insurance when access to coverage in the traditional market is not available through no fault of the property owner.

The FAIR Plan is a syndicated fire insurance pool comprised of all insurers licensed to conduct property/casualty business in California. The FAIR Plan was established by statute (California Insurance Code sections 10091 et seq.) in August, 1968 as an insurance placement facility.

Coverage for individually owned residential properties and personal property of tenants and condo owners through the California Earthquake Authority (CEA).

Find available coverage with a traditional insurance company ; Determine your property insurance coverage needs; Estimate the fair market value of your home; Handle changes to your policy; Answer your questions

The California FAIR Plan offers Dwelling policies for customers that are unable to purchase coverage with a traditional insurance company.

The FAIR Plan is an association comprised of all insurers authorized to transact basic property insurance in California.

Basic property insurance for commercial farms, wineries, and ranches, not including coverage for crops and livestock. What is Covered? The FAIR Plan Commercial Fire Policy is a named peril policy, which provides coverage only for damage caused …

As more insurers have declined to provide new coverage or renew existing policies, more Californians have turned to the FAIR Plan for the basic property coverage they need. The FAIR Plan updates the following information on a quarterly basis.

The FAIR Plan created this Broker Search feature to help you find licensed property and casualty insurance agents and brokers who are currently registered to submit applications and endorsements to the FAIR Plan.

The FAIR Plan is an association comprised of all insurers authorized to transact basic property insurance in California.