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EXCESS LIABILITY · LIFESTYLE VEHICLES

Umbrella & specialty in Seguin, TX.

Extra liability when standard limits aren't enough — plus boats, motorcycles, RVs, ATVs, and the classic in the garage. Specialty carriers, not the afterthought endorsement most agencies tack on.

What's covered

The coverage, laid out plainly.

01

Personal umbrella

Adds $1M / $2M / $5M of liability above auto and home limits. ~$1/day for the first million.

02

Commercial umbrella

Excess liability for business owners above GL or commercial auto limits.

03

Boat insurance

Liability, hull, equipment, fuel-spill, on-water towing. Required at most marinas.

04

RV insurance

Class A motorhome, fifth wheel, pull-behind — handles the vehicle + dwelling combination cleanly.

05

Motorcycle

Standard liability plus optional coverage for the bike, gear, aftermarket parts. Safety-course discounts.

06

Classic / collector auto

Agreed-value policies that pay actual market value, not depreciated cash value.

This page covers two related but distinct needs:

  1. Umbrella insurance — extra liability protection that sits on top of your auto, home, and business policies
  2. Specialty insurance — the recreational and lifestyle vehicles that don't fit on a standard auto policy: boats, motorcycles, RVs, ATVs, classics

Both are areas captive agents tend to either skip or treat as a checkbox. As an independent agency, we have specialty markets that handle each properly.

Umbrella insurance — what it actually does

A standard auto policy might max out at $300,000 in liability. A standard homeowners policy similarly. If a serious accident, dog bite, or pool incident leads to a $1 million judgment, you're personally on the hook for the gap.

An umbrella policy sits on top of your existing auto and home liability and adds another $1M, $2M, or $5M of protection — for the cost of about a dollar a day for the first million.

Specialty vehicles — boat, RV, motorcycle, ATV, classic

A standard auto policy almost always excludes these. Trying to claim through your regular policy after a boat trailer accident or an ATV rollover often ends with a denial.

We write specialty coverage through carriers that actually understand each vehicle type — agreed-value classics, lake-trailered boats, full-time RV use, off-road ATV.

Why this lives at an independent agency

A captive carrier might write the boat policy as a token endorsement on your auto. We write it through a specialty market that knows the difference between a bass boat and a houseboat — and prices accordingly.

Some carriers won't write umbrella unless you carry their auto and home. As an independent, we can write umbrella standalone or stacked on the carriers we already shop for you.

Local context

Who actually needs umbrella?

01

Households with assets

Home equity, retirement, investment accounts. If your net worth is over $300K, you should at least price an umbrella.

02

Above-average exposure

Teen drivers, swimming pool, dogs (especially certain breeds), trampoline, public-facing role, board membership.

03

Landlords & STR hosts

Rental property — even one short-term-rental Airbnb — creates liability exposure most personal policies don't cover well.

Frequently asked questions

Who needs umbrella insurance?

Generally, anyone with assets above their auto/home liability limits, or above-average liability exposure. That includes households with teen drivers, swimming pools, dogs, rental property, or significant net worth. The premium is typically $200–$500 per year for $1M of coverage — small relative to what it protects.

Will my homeowners policy cover my boat or motorcycle?

Almost always no. Standard auto policies exclude motorcycles and recreational vehicles, and homeowners policies exclude motorized watercraft and most off-road vehicles. Specialty policies are designed for these and pay claims that standard policies routinely deny.

What does umbrella cover that my regular policies don't?

An umbrella policy adds a higher liability ceiling on top of your existing auto and home liability — typically in $1M increments. It also covers some categories standard policies exclude or cap heavily, such as certain personal-injury claims (libel, slander, false arrest) and worldwide liability when traveling.

Does WKI write classic-car or collector-vehicle policies?

Yes — through agreed-value specialty carriers. A standard auto policy pays depreciated value on a classic, which is almost always a fraction of the actual market value. Agreed-value policies set the payout amount up front so you know exactly what you'd recover after a total loss.

Already have insurance, but unsure about the gaps?

That's exactly the conversation we have all day. Walk in, give us a call, or quote online — whichever's easiest. No commitment to switch.

533 E. Court Street · Seguin, TX · Walk-ins welcome Mon–Fri 9–5