Boca Raton Condo & Condominium Insurance

Boca Raton condos come in very different shapes: oceanfront towers east of Federal Highway, golf and country-club communities inland, and downtown buildings near Mizner Park. Each carries a different master policy and a different exposure, so there is no single Boca condo policy. We read your association's coverage, size your HO-6 to the gap it leaves, and add flood where the building's location calls for it.

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An inland country-club unit and an oceanfront unit are not the same risk. Coastal buildings need flood and closer wind attention; inland units lean more on interior value and loss assessment. We tailor the HO-6 to your building type.

Florida's reserve-funding rules have raised special assessments across Palm Beach County associations. We set a loss-assessment limit that reflects your specific community rather than a generic default.

What Does Condo Insurance (HO-6) Cover?

  • Interior Structure — Covers walls, floors, ceilings, and built-in fixtures inside your unit that your condo association's policy doesn't cover.
  • Personal Property — Protects your furniture, electronics, clothing, and personal belongings from covered perils.
  • Liability Coverage — Covers legal and medical costs if someone is injured inside your condo unit.
  • Loss Assessment — Covers your share of special assessments charged by the condo association after a covered loss to common areas.

Boca Raton Condominium Insurance — FAQ

Common questions from Boca Raton clients.

Does my Boca condo need flood insurance?

It depends on the building. Oceanfront and Intracoastal units east of Federal Highway usually should carry flood, which an HO-6 excludes; inland country-club units may carry less risk. We assess your building.

How much HO-6 coverage do I need in Boca Raton?

Enough to cover your interior and contents and to fill the gap your master policy leaves, plus a loss-assessment limit for your community. We review the master policy first.

Why are condo assessments rising in Boca Raton?

Florida's reserve-funding and inspection rules have increased association costs, passed to owners as assessments. Loss-assessment coverage on your HO-6 pays your share up to its limit.

Do you cover both oceanfront and country-club condos?

Yes. We write HO-6 coverage for Boca's oceanfront towers, downtown buildings, and golf and country-club communities, tailoring limits and flood to each.