Oregon Insurance Alternatives
Declined by your home insurer? You still have options. Insure Pacific has access to surplus lines, specialty programs, and Lloyd's of London — coverage solutions that most agents can't offer.

Oregon's homeowners insurance market has become increasingly restrictive. Major carriers are declining applications for properties in wildfire zones, older homes, rural locations, and properties with prior claims — leaving thousands of Oregon homeowners without coverage options from the carriers they've relied on for years.
Being declined by a standard carrier is not the end of the road. The insurance market is much larger than the handful of companies that advertise on television. Surplus lines carriers, specialty programs, and Lloyd's of London exist specifically to provide coverage for risks that standard carriers won't write — and Insure Pacific has access to all of them.
Since 1935, Insure Pacific has been finding coverage for Oregon's most challenging insurance situations. If you've been declined, contact us. We'll work through every available market to find the right solution for your property.
When standard carriers decline your application, these are the markets and programs available in Oregon.
Surplus lines carriers are licensed to write risks that standard carriers won't. They specialize in non-standard properties and are often the best first stop when standard markets decline. Insure Pacific has access to multiple surplus lines markets.
Carriers like Palomar, Frontline, and others have built programs specifically for wildfire-risk homes in the western U.S. These programs are designed for the exact risks that standard carriers are avoiding.
Lloyd's syndicates write unique and high-risk properties that no other market will touch. For truly exceptional cases — very high value, unique construction, extreme fire risk — Lloyd's is often the solution.
The Oregon FAIR Plan is the state's insurer of last resort. It provides basic fire, lightning, and windstorm coverage for homeowners who cannot find private market coverage. It's limited but better than no coverage.
Some admitted (standard) carriers have specialty programs for hard-to-place risks. These programs are less common but provide the consumer protections of admitted coverage with the flexibility of specialty underwriting.
In some cases, completing specific fire mitigation improvements can make a previously declined property acceptable to standard carriers. Insure Pacific can advise on which improvements are most likely to open standard market doors.
Common questions about finding insurance after being declined in Oregon.
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