Yes—if your RV is motorized and driven on public roads, the state requires minimum liability coverage similar to standard auto insurance. If you tow a travel trailer, coverage may be optional, but it’s highly recommended. We’ll help determine what coverage your specific setup needs.

Boat insurance typically includes damage to the hull, motor, and trailer, as well as liability for injuries or damage caused while operating your vessel. Additional options can cover fishing gear, navigation equipment, and more. We’ll help customize your policy based on your watercraft and how it’s used.

Absolutely. All-terrain and utility vehicles can be insured for liability, collision, and theft. If you ride off-road, on trails, or even use your ATV for work, having the right protection is essential. Coverage can also extend to transportation and storage.

It depends on your policy. Comprehensive coverage usually applies while your vehicle is in storage, protecting against theft, vandalism, or fire. If your RV or boat sits for long periods, we’ll make sure you’re covered during off-season months.

Rates depend on the type of vehicle, its value, how often it’s used, and where it’s stored or operated. East Norriton RV and boat owners can expect pricing to vary seasonally and by risk level. We’ll provide quotes that match your lifestyle and coverage needs.