Buying a home in Colorado is a major milestone, and choosing the right homeowners insurance is a crucial part of the journey. Given the risks of wildfires, hailstorms, and rising insurance costs across the state, planning ahead can help you save time, money, and avoid unnecessary stress. Here are eight
Colorado’s wildfire season is back in full force, and it is already proving to be one of the most challenging in recent years. Across the Western Slope, thousands of acres have burned, national parks have closed, and families in multiple counties have faced evacuation orders. For many people in Colorado,
Colorado was hammered by a series of hailstorms in early June, with the most severe arriving before dawn on June 17, 2025. Large hail, some up to 4 inches in diameter, pelted towns like Milliken, Johnstown, Eaton, and Wellington. Many residents woke up to shattered windshields, broken windows, and damaged
After a string of severe storms in May 2025, multiple communities across Colorado were left cleaning up after sudden and damaging floods. While hail and tornadoes made the news, it was flooding that caused the most expensive damage to homes. Areas like Colorado Springs, Elbert County, and parts of the
On Sunday, May 18, 2025, four tornadoes tore through eastern Colorado, damaging dozens of homes across Adams, Elbert, and Arapahoe counties. The National Weather Service confirmed the twisters touched down between 1:00 and 2:00 p.m., with some of the most severe destruction reported in the towns of Bennett and Elizabeth.
Homeowners associations across Colorado are facing major challenges as insurance premiums continue to rise. Wildfire risks, hailstorms, inflation, and limited carrier options are driving costs higher every year. At Castle Rock Insurance, we help HOAs manage these changes by offering custom insurance solutions from a wide range of carriers. As
Receiving a cancellation notice for your homeowners insurance policy in Colorado has become increasingly common. In 2023 alone, the state saw a 77% increase in nonrenewals compared to 2018, with areas like Grand County being hit especially hard. This surge is largely due to insurers reassessing their exposure to natural
The recent Los Angeles fires are a stark reminder of the challenges California faces in its property insurance market. Mark Whatley, the proud owner of Actionable Insights and several other ventures, has closely observed the state’s evolving insurance landscape and highlights the staggering toll of these fires: $150 billion in
It’s officially 2025, Castle Rock! As we welcome a fresh start to the New Year, now is the perfect time to take a closer look at your finances and explore ways to save money without sacrificing protection for your home, car, or business. Living in this vibrant community, with its
Colorado’s thriving construction industry highlights the importance of insurance for contractors operating in the state. Contributing $26 billion to Colorado’s GDP and employing over 183,000 individuals, contractors are integral to the state’s economy. The industry is diverse, with 67% of establishments specializing in trades such as roofing, carpentry, and painting,
