Colorado homeowners have had a lot to keep up with when it comes to insurance. Higher premiums, stricter roof requirements, costly hailstorms and growing wildfire concerns have made coverage more expensive and, for some properties, harder to find. Colorado is now taking a different approach by trying to reduce some
When most people think about their credit score, they think about applying for a credit card, financing a new vehicle or qualifying for a mortgage. Credit is something we naturally associate with borrowing money, not shopping for insurance. That is why many Colorado homeowners, drivers and business owners are surprised
Colorado’s 2026 wildfire season has shown how quickly conditions can change across the state. After weeks of extreme heat, dry air and rapid fire growth, recent monsoon rains have brought some welcome relief. The added moisture has helped crews slow several large fires, reinforce containment lines and reduce fire activity
Commercial insurance costs have changed significantly across Colorado as claim severity, construction costs, payroll, vehicle repair expenses and liability exposure continue to rise. Whether you own a small startup, growing family business or established company, understanding what each type of business insurance typically costs can help you budget more confidently
Homeowners insurance in Colorado remains expensive in 2026. Hailstorms, wildfire exposure, rising rebuilding costs and stricter underwriting continue to affect what homeowners pay across the state. Even homeowners with no recent claims can see very different premiums depending on the property, the household and how each insurance company evaluates the
If you have recently had trouble getting homeowners insurance in Colorado, you are not alone. Many homeowners are seeing higher premiums, stricter underwriting, non-renewal notices or fewer available carrier options. This has become especially common in areas where wildfire risk, hail exposure, roof condition or prior claims make a property
From all of us at Castle Rock Insurance, we wish you and your family a safe, happy and memorable Fourth of July. As our country celebrates 250 years of independence, this holiday is a special time to gather with family, enjoy the summer, attend local celebrations and reflect on the
If your homeowners insurance bill has gone up in Colorado, you are definitely not alone. Premiums remain high in 2026, and there is no single reason why. Colorado homeowners are dealing with frequent hailstorms, wildfire exposure, higher rebuilding costs and insurance companies taking a much closer look at individual properties
Colorado homeowners deal with plenty of severe weather, but few hazards affect homes, vehicles and insurance costs as consistently as hail. From the Denver metro area and Front Range to Colorado Springs and the Eastern Plains, one strong thunderstorm can damage thousands of roofs, vehicles, windows and exterior surfaces in
Castle Rock Insurance and its partners would like to recognize and show appreciation for Pegasus Restaurant and its longstanding contribution to the Castle Rock community. For more than 40 years, Pegasus has been a familiar part of downtown Castle Rock, serving residents and visitors alike since 1984. In a town
