Buy Residential Flood Insurance Online
Explore building and contents protection, deductibles, available enhancements, and effective-date options for an eligible home, condominium unit, or residential rental property.
Protect a home, business, apartment building, or investment property with a dedicated flood policy. Compare available private-market, FEMA, and excess options through the Cox & Associates online flood platform.
Eligible residential and commercial property owners can compare available flood options, select coverage, and complete a purchase through our online flood platform.
Explore building and contents protection, deductibles, available enhancements, and effective-date options for an eligible home, condominium unit, or residential rental property.
Quote eligible non-residential buildings and contents online, with available private-market features that may include higher limits and business-interruption protection.
Eligibility, limits, optional coverages, deductibles, pricing, waiting periods, and availability are determined during the online application. Review the quotation and policy terms before purchase.
Compare the actual property, values, desired protection, waiting period, deductible, and available terms—not just the mapped flood zone.
Quote eligible private or FEMA flood protection for a home, condominium unit, or residential rental.
Explore Residential Flood →Quote eligible buildings, contents, and available business-interruption options for a business or investment property.
Explore Commercial Flood →Explore private-market protection and limits above qualifying underlying flood insurance for eligible property.
Compare Flood Paths →Understand building, contents, business interruption, loss of rents, excess limits, waiting periods, elevation information, and closing requirements.
Learn how eligible home and commercial property owners can quote and purchase private flood insurance online.
Read This Flood Guide →Understand separate building and contents limits when buying residential flood insurance.
Read This Flood Guide →Explore private flood options that may help with eligible temporary living expenses after covered flood damage.
Read This Flood Guide →Plan flood limits for an eligible commercial building, business contents, inventory, and tenant improvements.
Read This Flood Guide →Learn how available private flood options may address eligible business interruption after covered flood damage.
Read This Flood Guide →Understand why flood insurance waiting periods and requested effective dates should be reviewed before a storm approaches.
Read This Flood Guide →Learn when elevation information may help a residential or commercial flood quote.
Read This Flood Guide →Prepare flood insurance for an eligible home or commercial property purchase without waiting until closing day.
Read This Flood Guide →Quote flood insurance for an eligible apartment building and evaluate building, contents, and loss-of-rents options.
Read This Flood Guide →Organize apartment, hotel, motel, condominium-association, or commercial buildings for a coordinated multi-location flood submission.
Read This Flood Guide →Explore excess flood limits above qualifying underlying coverage for higher-value homes, businesses, apartments, and condominium associations.
Read This Flood Guide →A practical flood-claim checklist for safety, reporting, documentation, temporary protection, adjustment, and payment.
Read This Flood Guide →Standard homeowners and commercial property policies commonly exclude or restrict flood damage. Review the actual policy and consider separate flood insurance.
Eligible residential and commercial properties can complete an online flood quote and purchase. The application determines available options, pricing, terms, waiting periods, and effective dates.
Private flood coverage is issued outside the federal program. Excess flood coverage can provide limits above qualifying underlying protection. Availability and terms vary by property.
Flooding is not limited to high-risk mapped zones. Drainage, rainfall, nearby water, elevation, development, and changing conditions can create exposure in many locations.