Neighbor,
If you replaced your roof after the May 8th hail, you could be missing one of the biggest discounts on a home policy. We’re seeing savings of 15% to 30% or more, often $500 to $1,000 a year. *
Here’s why that matters, and why I sent you a postcard about it.
Your home insurance went up. You didn’t do anything wrong.
Rates have gone up on a lot of homes in Yukon. Most folks just pay the new bill and move on. Then the hail came, the roofers came, and now you have something on your house you didn’t have before: a new roof.
A new roof can change your rate.
Insurance companies look at a roof’s age and material when they price a home policy. That’s why a new roof is worth a phone call. If your company doesn’t know your roof was replaced, your rate may not reflect it.
Who this is for.
This is for Yukon homeowners who put on a new roof after the May 8th hail. If that’s you, keep reading.
Who this isn’t for.
If your roof wasn’t replaced, this offer won’t apply to you. You’re still welcome to call us with any other question. Talking with us costs nothing.
Questions we hear
“But I’ve been with my company for years.”
Been with the same company for years? Your new roof is a good reason to check your rate. Staying with one company a long time is loyalty. It doesn’t always mean your rate reflects your new roof. We start with AAA, then we compare other companies, so you can see the numbers side by side. You decide.
We have some of the most competitive roof discounts in Yukon, and you’ll talk to a person on our Yukon team, not a call center.
“I already paid for the year.”
Already paid for the year? You don’t have to wait. We’ll show you how any refund works before you decide.
“Is this going to be a sales pitch?”
No. We’ll show you the numbers and the value AAA can bring, and you decide. Sometimes the honest answer is “stay right where you are,” and if that’s true for you, we’ll say so.
“I’m busy.”
You never have to come in. Call or text, and we can take care of everything by phone. If you’d rather sit down with us, walk-ins are welcome.
“What should I have handy?”
Start by telling us your roof was replaced. We’ll ask a few more questions, and it helps to know these off the top of your head:
- When the roof was replaced, and what it’s made of (the roofer’s invoice helps)
- The year your home was built and its rough square footage
- Your current insurance company, what you pay, and your renewal date (your current policy has all three)
- Any claims on the home in the last five years
- Other things on the property, like a pool, trampoline, dog or home business
Don’t know them all? That’s fine. We’ll look up the rest together.
