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Umbrella Insurance in Happy Valley, Oregon

Umbrella insurance is extra liability coverage that kicks in when your auto, home, or boat policy limits are exceeded. It's an essential layer of protection for Happy Valley families with assets to safeguard. Call Heidi Rowan Insurance Agency at (503) 342-2422.

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What Is Umbrella Insurance?

Umbrella insurance provides additional liability coverage beyond the limits of your auto, home, and boat insurance policies.

How It Works

1

You're in a serious accident

Damages exceed your auto policy's liability limit

2

Your auto insurance pays its limit

$300,000 is paid, but the lawsuit is for $750,000

3

Umbrella insurance covers the rest

Your $1 million umbrella policy pays the remaining $450,000

What Umbrella Insurance Covers

Auto Accidents

Extended coverage for serious car accidents.

Home Liability

Protection when someone is injured on your property.

Watercraft Liability

Additional coverage for boating accidents.

Rental Property

Extended liability for landlords.

Defamation Claims

Coverage for libel, slander, and defamation lawsuits.

Legal Defense Costs

Pays for attorneys, court costs, and legal fees.

Surprisingly Affordable Protection

A $1 million policy typically costs just $150-300 per year.

$1M

~$150-300/year

$2M

~$225-400/year

$5M

~$350-600/year

Protect Your Assets with Umbrella Insurance

Get a free umbrella insurance quote from Heidi Rowan Insurance Agency.

Call (503) 342-2422

Frequently Asked Questions

What is umbrella insurance?

Umbrella insurance is extra liability coverage that begins where your auto and home policy limits end. If a claim against you exceeds the liability limit on your underlying policy, the umbrella policy covers the difference up to its own limit, protecting your savings, home equity, and future wages.

How much does umbrella insurance cost?

Umbrella coverage is inexpensive relative to the protection it provides. A $1 million policy commonly costs in the range of $150 to $300 per year. Higher limits such as $2 million or $5 million are available, and each additional million typically costs less than the first.

Who needs umbrella insurance?

Anyone whose assets or future income exceed their auto and home liability limits. This matters in Oregon because the state's minimum bodily injury limit is only $25,000 per person — a single serious at-fault accident can produce a judgment far larger than that, and you are personally responsible for anything above your policy limits.