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Insurance For Yourself or Your Business

Auto Insurance

Protect your vehicle and yourself with tailored auto insurance policies that provide coverage for accidents, theft, and liability.

Homeowners Insurance

Many homeowners discover too late that many items are excluded or have low limits.

Renters Insurance

Insurance companies might increase premiums or limit the coverage options available.

Life Insurance

Ensure your loved ones are financially secure with a life insurance policy that meets your family’s needs.

Commercial Property Insurance

Protect your business assets with coverage for buildings, equipment, and inventory.

General Liability Insurance

Shield your business from lawsuits and claims with general liability coverage.

Workers’ Compensation

Ensure the safety and wellbeing of your employees with workers’ compensation insurance.

Professional Liability Insurance

Protect your business from claims of negligence and errors with professional liability coverage.

Pet Insurance

Keep your furry friends healthy with comprehensive pet insurance plans.

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Why Voilà Insurance?

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We work with vetted and trusted carriers who will compete to get the best rate for you

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Home and Fire Insurance Frequently Asked Questions

Does my home insurance policy cover fire and wildfire damage?

Standard home insurance can cover both house fires and wildfire damage in Wyoming and Colorado, but it depends on the policy wording and carrier appetite

Always review your specific policy documents and speak to your agent to confirm coverage.

Contact us and we will help you check.

Why are rates for home and fire insurance rising so quickly?

Ongoing wildfire risk and recent large losses have caused major insurance companies to raise premiums or restrict new policies in high-risk areas. Costs to rebuild homes have also increased, further driving up insurance prices, especially in wildfire-prone zones.

What should I do if my insurer cancels or refuses to renew my fire/home policy?

Start shopping immediately for other private coverage. You may also contact the state insurance commissioner for guidance or to file a complaint. Avoid letting your policy lapse, as securing a new one may be more difficult.

How can I reduce my fire risk and keep insurance costs manageable?

Maintain defensible space around your home by removing dry brush/fuel, use fire-resistant building materials, and stay informed of your fire hazard severity zone. Taking these steps may make you more insurable or qualify you for reduced premiums if you’re in a high-risk area.

What’s covered by dwelling coverage in a wildfire event?

Dwelling coverage pays to rebuild or repair your home and attached structures (decks, garages) after fire damage. Ensure your policy limit is high enough to cover local rebuild costs, which have risen sharply in recent years.

Does my policy cover belongings and temporary living expenses after a fire?

Yes, standard policies usually provide personal property coverage for belongings, and additional living expenses (ALE) coverage, which pays for temporary accommodation, food, and expenses if your home is unlivable after a fire.

Are condo units and renters covered for fire?

Condo policies usually cover the inside of your unit; the building exterior is covered by the HOA’s policy. Renters insurance covers your personal belongings but not the building structure[5].

How do fire hazard severity zones affect my insurance?

Homes in areas mapped as “high fire hazard” often face higher premiums or are excluded from traditional coverage. Check your home’s current designation and work with your insurer or agent to identify possible mitigation actions.