hill & usher insurance

[mrdinh]

anyone heard of them? are they good? or there others?...i tried farmers insurance and they are not cheap and customer service isn't great...

help is appreciated

thanks

 

[mrdinh]

no one?...you all got all those expensive toys and don't insure them??

 

[eng45ine]

Insurance is something that I need to get as soon as possible and I was getting ready to contact my agent (Farmers Ins.). I read somewhere that insurance coverage for photography equipment ran something like $1.65 per $100. of equipment...but I am only going by recall. At any rate, I am interested in insurance that pays replacement value...so whatever the cost of the rider policy...it had better cover the replacement cost whether stolen, broken, etc.

 

[Gale]

I have mine through Geico Ins...

Actually they handle the ins for my renters insurance and my camera gear through travelers....


My car is insured directly through Geico.

what you need is "All Risk" ins. That covers all costs if stolen broken dropped etc. Full replacement..

I gave them the price I paid for the equip.

 

[PGB]

Most insurance companies that you have business or home owners though can do what is called an Inland Marine rider. I have this on all my gear and it is relatively cheap but extremely effective. I break it, lose it, it gets stolen, it is covered minus the deductable.

I have mine through auto-owners insurance.

www.grimwood.net, Bill is a ham as well as a photographer. If you have any questions email him and tell him I sent you.

Thanks,

 

[PJohnP]

We had a very thorough discussion in the Cafe on this topic a bit back. See :

https://www.nikoncafe.com//forums/viewtopic.php?t=1398&highlight=

Please note the discussions on professional/business vs. home/household insurance. This is a pretty critical issue to address.


John P.