Frequently AskED Questions
You have questions, and we have answers. Here are some of the most common things our clients ask us about their coverage.
If you have comprehensive coverage on your vehicle you have coverage for glass repairs and replacements. If your glass can be repaired, your comprehensive deductible is waived. If your glass needs replaced, your comprehensive deductible applies.
If the car is being used for your personal use, coverage will extend from the broadest covered vehicle on your personal auto policy, including comprehensive and collision, subject to the deductible for each of these coverages. This applies to any territory within the US, Canada, and Puerto Rico. Be aware that, depending on your insurance company, you may be responsible for loss of use to the rental vehicle. Loss of use occurs when the rental car is disabled in an auto accident and the rental car company charges the user for lost revenue as a result of not being able to rent the vehicle while repairs are being made. It’s important to check with your insurance company to determine if this coverage is provided in your policy contract. If it is not, many rental car companies offer this coverage for a fee.
As long as the individual is a licensed driver, not excluded under the policy contract, and has the permission of the named insured they can use the vehicle.
Yes, many companies take credit card payments, but not all. For those that do, you can call the agency to make a credit card payment or contact the insurance company directly to make payment.
We have agents that can provide a notary. This service is free of charge.
