Moratoriums
During an insurance moratorium period, new business applications may be submitted but no new business will be quoted. Renewals, if previously submitted and quoted, may be bound during the insurance moratorium period.
While these insurance moratoriums are infrequent, they demonstrate the importance of helping individuals and businesses understand the value of maintaining adequate insurance to always be prepared and protected in the event of earthquakes, hurricanes, fires or floods.
Active Moratoriums:
No existing moratoriums due to current events or weather conditions.
Flood Moratorium:
As part of Palomar’s catastrophe management program, the company has implemented indefinite moratoriums in certain counties across the U.S. Contact us with questions about Palomar’s indefinite residential flood moratoriums.
Claims
Starting the Claim Process First Notice of Loss
Palomar
To Report a claim » Click Here to complete an online form or email [email protected]
Palomar Excess & Surplus Insurance Company
To Report a claim » Click Here to complete an online form or email [email protected]
Once a claim has been submitted, a claim number will be assigned and our team will begin the process. You will be contacted within 24 hours of your file being reviewed and provided an assignment date.
Wellington Texas Homeowners & Dwelling Fire Claims
To Report a claim » In Event of Loss
Cabrillo Homeowners Claims
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