Frontline Homeowners Insurance Expands on Coastline [Manufacturing Close – Up]
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Frontline Insurance, an insurer for coastal homeowners coverage, continues to expand, with the announcement it is now licensed in Delaware.
"Coastal coverage for homeowners is a primary focus for us. Delaware has shown continued growth in its beach communities, making this area a natural fit for our business," said Leman Porter, President. "With over 54 percent of America's population living within 50 miles of a coast, and more moving closer every day, we're optimistic about continued geographic expansion for Frontline Homeowners Insurance."
Frontline Homeowners continues to be strong along the East Coast. The company recently announced a new coverage program for Alabama residents, including wind and flood all in one package.
A particular highlight of Frontline Homeowners Insurance is their Contractors Assist Program. Contractors Assist manages the entire restoration of a property, from claim to completion.
Now that licensing in Delaware has been completed, Frontline Homeowners Insurance will begin the process of determining insurance coverage specifications and timing for program release, anticipating availability in late 2013.
Frontline Homeowners Insurance, based in Lake Mary, FL, is a group of independent insurance companies serving homeowners throughout the Southeast United States.
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