PERSONAL INSURANCE

Mobile & Manufactured Home Insurance

Independent mobile and manufactured home insurance for Illinois homeowners. We place coverage with specialists like American Modern and Foremost to protect your home, belongings, and liability for less.

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Quick Answer: Mobile and manufactured home insurance covers your home’s structure, your personal belongings, personal liability, and additional living expenses, similar to a standard homeowners policy but built for manufactured housing. It covers fire, wind, theft, and more. Most policies run about $400 to $1,500 a year depending on the home’s age, location, and value. We place these with specialists like American Modern and Foremost.

Placed With Manufactured-Home Specialists

Standard homeowners carriers often will not insure a mobile or manufactured home, so it pays to work with a broker who has the right markets. We place these policies with specialists like American Modern and Foremost, carriers that understand manufactured housing and can offer replacement-cost options many standard insurers will not.

What Mobile Home Insurance Covers

Dwelling / Structure

Rebuilds or repairs your manufactured home after a covered loss like fire, wind, or storm.

Personal Property

Your furniture, electronics, and belongings, on a replacement-cost basis when available.

Personal Liability

Protects you if someone is injured on your property or you cause damage to others.

Loss of Use

Pays for temporary housing and extra costs if your home becomes unlivable.

Other Structures

Sheds, decks, carports, and skirting attached to or near your home.

Optional Coverages

Replacement cost on older homes and trip-collision coverage if the home is transported.

What Mobile Home Insurance Costs

Home profileTypical annual premium
Newer manufactured home, good condition$400 to $700
Average-age home, standard coverage$700 to $1,100
Older home or higher-risk area$1,100 to $1,500+

Estimates only; your rate depends on the home’s age, value, location, roof, and claims history. A producer confirms your premium.

How It Differs From Standard Homeowners

Manufactured and mobile homes are built and rated differently from site-built houses, so they need a policy designed for them, not a standard homeowners form. The big differences are how the structure is valued, the wind and tie-down requirements, and which carriers will write the risk. We match your home to a specialist carrier and confirm whether you qualify for replacement cost, which matters most on older homes. Pairing it with an umbrella policy adds extra liability protection.

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Mobile Home Insurance FAQ

What does mobile home insurance cover?
Your home’s structure, personal belongings, personal liability, loss of use, and other structures, against fire, wind, theft, and more, similar to homeowners but built for manufactured housing.
Is mobile home insurance required?
Not by state law, but lenders and most mobile home parks require proof of coverage. Even when optional, it protects your home and belongings from losses you could not easily replace.
How much is mobile home insurance?
Most policies run about $400 to $1,500 a year, depending on the home’s age, value, location, and condition. Newer homes cost less; older homes and higher-risk areas cost more.
Can I get replacement cost on an older mobile home?
Sometimes, through specialist carriers like American Modern and Foremost. Many standard insurers only offer actual cash value on older homes, so working with the right market matters.
Does mobile home insurance cover wind and tornado damage?
Yes. Standard manufactured-home policies cover sudden wind and tornado damage. Proper tie-downs and anchoring can also improve your eligibility and rate.

Protect Your Manufactured Home for Less

We place mobile and manufactured home coverage with the right specialist carriers at the best price. No agency fees, ever.

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Reviewed by Dave Rysavy, Personal Lines Advisor

Dave helps Illinois manufactured-home owners get the right coverage through specialists like American Modern and Foremost.

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