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June 26, 2019
netscooby asked:Insurance for custom built van, Class B I'm looking to pick up a class B this fall and am investigating all options including insurance. I'm still deciding buy/build - meaning purchasing turnkey already built, or buying van and having it professionally up fit (think Sports Mobile type up-fit). I've called and spoke with my insurance agent and for custom vans, they didn't really have anything other than just insuring as a normal van with contents, which gets stupid expensive as opposed to normal RV insurance. So, I'm trying to find experience of others that have gone the route of professional after market builds and how insurance was handled. Is there a process to reclassify the vehicle for both DMV and insurance purposes? Pros/Cons? TIA for any help.
learntorv replied:Contact insurance agents who are familiar with RVers. I dealt with 2 different outfits: - www.millerrvinsurance.com - www.rvinsurancepro.com
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March 22, 2018
Hal J. asked:Is there an insurance agent in the house? Do I really have to buy a car, too, in order to get full-timer insurance? That's what I was just told by an agent: I need to have a secondary form of transportation (car, scooter, truck) besides my Class B van. Without the other vehicle/transporter, she said I can't get insurance from companies including Progressive, National General, and others. I'm going to go make some more phone calls, but thought I'd check here to see if anyone else had run into this. Seems so wrong :-)Dave-Sandi B. replied:Call Miller insurance
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February 12, 2018
Ashley C. asked:Juat bought my first 5th wheel and am looking for insurance..i was told i could get insurance for around $30 a month but so far im getting quotes of around $170...any suggestionsm is this normal pricing?Brenda B. replied:Insurance companies vary from state to state and who will cover full timers. Not all do. It also is going to depend on what you are insuring, how much, etc. I suggest you give Miller Insurance Agency a call. They got me better pricing than what I was getting when I called insurance companies direct. If you are living in it full time, you will definitely need full timers insurance and not just a regular rv insurance. It covers more, like a house. http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/Laurie P. replied:Are you full time or part time? That will make a big difference on the price of coverage and also put limitations on who will sell you insurance. Contact MillerRVInsurance.com to get quotes from a few different companies. They are a broker.
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December 1, 2017
Peter M. asked:So it looks like State Farm Insurance may not want to insure my RV any longer since I live in it full time. (They only like to insure RVs that are used part time.) Any recommendations for insurance companies that will insure an RV being used full time? (Experiences with your insurer that are good, bad or otherwise are helpful too!) Thanks!Bob L. replied:Call these people, they will shop around and get you best prices. They also review before your annual payment is due in case of any increases to look for best deal. They specialize in full timers insurance and know what you need. Millerrvinsurance.comJerry M. replied:www.millerrvinsurance.com
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August 18, 2017
Margie V. asked:I'm shopping for insurance and looking for recommendations from other full timers. Which company do you like for coverage?Brenda B. replied:Insurance varies greatly. Based on your domicile location, what you are insuring RV wise as well as any extra personal items you need to add, such as golf cart, art work, what ever. I highly recommend calling Miller Insurance Agency. They got me better rates than what I was getting when I called the insurance companies direct. They are based in Oregon but insure all over the country. We are domiciled in FL. http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/Joe H. replied:Miller Insurance is a broker and will find you the best deal. You can also call yourself. I'd try National General, Progressive and Foremost for full time.
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July 27, 2017
Leon W. asked:Looking to change RV Insurance. Who is the best to go with for full timing. ThanksPatty H. replied:www.millerrvinsurance.com
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April 22, 2017
Neil D. asked:My insurance on my 5er has been going up over the last couple of years and now is up to $800. I have had it. I am with nationwide thru GS. Can you please recommend a company that you are happy with that hopefully is more reasonable?April R. replied:I went thru Miller's insurance and found the exact same policy I currently have for over a $100 bucks cheaper. (503) 636-6347 that's the office I deal with.
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March 17, 2017
Deb I. asked:Looking for "full-timers" insurance. Any suggestions one way or another? Anyone have dealings with International General thru Camping World?Cheryl B. replied:No one else mentioned this, but check out Miller Insurance (http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/). Ask for Stevia Franko (stevia@millerrvinsurance.com)
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March 2, 2017
Forest W. asked:Who do you use for full time rv insurance? GEICO has gotten out of control with my rateDarren T. replied:http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/
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January 23, 2017
Chris T. asked:Researching rv insurance. Who do you use for full time rv insurance? . looking for options. Thank youLinda K. replied:Do not have it yet, but have gotten a quote from Miller Insurance. They were recommended and are very familiar with insurance for full time. http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/
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July 19, 2016
Rachael S. asked:So another question ... Who is the best insurance company for car/life and home ins? I currently have State Farm but I'm not cool with them dictating to me how many miles I am allowed to drive per year or my rate changes ... They are already on the higher end and the services isn't that great so looking to take my accounts else where ...so someone please give me some suggestionsJanet K. replied:Stevia Franko <stevia@millerrvinsurance.com>Stevia 503-636-6347
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March 9, 2018
Mark R. asked:Has anyone been canceled by their insurance after they sold their home and started full timing? Who do you all have your insurance with?Laurie P. replied:Sounds like your insurance company does not cover full timers. Contact Millerrvinsurance.com for a quote from multiple companies.
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August 22, 2017
Carol L. asked:In looking for fulltime rv insurance, we got a quote from, South Dakota Fulltimers RV insurance by Progressive. Does anyone out there have it, and had any experience with it???Laurie P. replied:Never heard of them. We use Millerrvinsurance.com they are a broker and will quote progressive.
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August 7, 2017
Lisa H. asked:I need advice on RV insurance. My rate went up a lot and we don't full time...yet. What company do you use? ThanksLaurie P. replied:Millerrvinsurance.com
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February 4, 2018
Carol F. asked:Looking for insurance for my 2018 Class C. So I live in hurricane land and my NC Farm Bureau does not have a true rv policy, like where they cover you for vacation liability and hotel expenses. Trying to get just an rv policy is proving difficult because of where I domicile. Anyone have suggestions? Posting to a few boards. Thanks for any help.Jerry M. replied:Contact www.millerrvinsurance.com
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December 2, 2017
Sue P. asked:As of yesterday, we started the process of becoming a FL residence. Do any of you have good recommendations for RV and auto insurance for full timers? We need to get that going and seems to be more of a pain than anticipated. Thanks in advance.Jerry M. replied:Agree with Jeff - www.millerrvinsurance.com
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September 27, 2017
Debbie P. asked:Recommendations for insurance on rig & vehicles? TIAJerry M. replied:Go to www.millerrvinsurance.com they are a broker and will find you the best price
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March 6, 2017
Cassandra T. asked:I'm trying to get insurance on our RV. we are permanently parked on my in-laws land. when I was finished trying to get a quote it stated that we are "too much of a risk" in our situation. I don't understand why we would be a risk. we are on a safe concrete slab, parked permanently. I feel like that's far less risk than driving it? we tried progressive. would another company be better?Jerry M. replied:I always recommend to check with www.millerrvinsurance.com - they can help you with RV insurance.
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February 3, 2018
Trige G. asked:What insurance company do you use for Full-Time coverage? If you select other please add a comment on who you use. Any comments are appreciated. We will start full timing soon and need to select a company to cover us. Thank you.Brenda B. replied:This is going to vary greatly. Depending on where you domicile, what you are insuring and such. Not all insurance companies in all states will insure full timers. I recommend you give Miller Insurance Agency a call. They are very familiar with full timers needs and quote all over the country. They got me better prices than what I was getting when I called the insurance companies direct. http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/
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September 21, 2017
Brenda M. asked:Just getting started looking at buying a class A, and going full time in four years, first things first though...where's the best place for insurance? Do I go with my auto insurance or what?? ThanksBrenda B. replied:When you go full time you will most definitely need full timers insurance. It covers more like a house insurance than a car, if that makes sense. I second getting a quote from Miller Insurance Agency. They are out of Oregon but quote all over the country (we domicile in FL). They got me better prices than what I was getting quoted when I called the insurance companies direct. Your prices are going to vary based on where you domicile, what you are insuring and if you need any additional coverage for personal belongings over the minimum. http://www.millerrvinsurance.com/
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October 10, 2017
Bruce S. asked:Got a notice that National Interstate is pulling out of private line insurance. They handed me off to Safeco (Liberty Mutual) but they wont cover full timers. We run a MDT & 5th wheel toy hauler. Having difficulty getting within a 50% price increase & finding a good carrier that will do Full Timer & Med Duty Truck. Any recommendations?Donna R. replied:call miller insurance group in oregon. they get you set up. http://www.millerrvinsurance.com
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July 7, 2017
Karla W. asked:We just bought a Newmar Ventana and now looking for insurance. What is the best insurance to get for a coach?Donna R. replied:Check with Miller insurance group . They will treat you right http://www.millerrvinsurance.com
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September 28, 2017
Selk L. asked:I am getting ready to make that plunge into going full time. I need suggestions on insurance. I would like to insure my truck and 5th wheel with the same insurer. Suggestions?Grampa C. replied:www.millerrvinsurance.com They specialize in full time and licensed in most states.
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August 10, 2017
Al M. asked:Suggestions & Experience with FT insurance on RVGrampa C. replied:We use millerrvinsurance.com. They can broker all 50 states and full timers are their specialty.
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August 29, 2017
Michelle P. asked:Can someone recommend an insure company that would insure my 5th wheel with me living in it full time on private property? I live in WA state. I would I would appreciate any help anyone could give me . I am having a very hard time finding an insurance company that will ensure my trailer with me living in it full time on private property. Thank youJeff P. replied:http://www.millerrvinsurance.comJeff P. replied:Call Miller Insurance in OR
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April 15, 2017
Craig W. asked:Who do you use for RV insurance? Good Sam's just informed me that their insurance would not cover us. Because we will be conducting business while living full-time and using our RV as a office. Also, since we will using our truck in the business they also will not cover it, as well.Sandy A. replied:Miller Insurance Agency Inc. 5805 SW. Willow Lane Lake Oswego, OR. 800-622-6347 millerrvinsurance.comSandy A. replied:We use Miller Insurance in Oregon they're a broker & can help you. See address below & web sight
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