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"Since 1794, Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia has been providing insurance to homeowners across the Commonwealth. For a company to be in business that long, it must be doing something right."
Our Pricing Structure in a Nutshell
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With our unique perpetual homeowner policy, members pay a one-time premium the first year with a low annual assessment that is a fraction of this cost each year after that. This means significantly lower costs over the life of their policy. But don't take our word for it - see what two members have said on Google and Nextdoor:
"A policy that never expires, rates after the first year that are 75% off what you paid the first year - and will pay every year after that. Outstanding service, customized coverage - there is no better home insurance provider in Virginia."
Caroline T., Lynchburg
Mutual Assurance Society of Virginia is THE way to go. I tried them after two friends raved about them. The first year is high but drops dramatically after that. I switched over in 2011. I calculated a savings of $9,067. 94 since then. That is more than I've paid MAS of VA over that period of time.
Fred E., Richmond
Our Quoting Process
We consider each policyholder a partner in protecting their home. After qualifying for coverage, if you are interested in moving forward with a quote, Mutual Assurance will schedule an inspection. Our inspection helps us properly insure your condo and provides you with some common-sense measures to help protect your home from loss. Following your inspection, we will prepare a quote for you. This process may take up to 30 days, but as you can see in the testimonials above, it is well worth it.
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Considerations
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Please review the following list of home conditions that will disqualify your home upfront:
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This is not your primary residence.
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Condo is not located in Virginia.
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Water-based radiant floor heating.
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Asbestos roof or siding.
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Unit is located above the 4th floor.
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Trampolines, tree houses, diving boards, and unfenced pools not in common areas.
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Other conditions that may be discussed after the inspection such as a business in the home.
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