As we move into 2026, homeowners insurance in Colorado looks very different than it did just a few years ago. Rising costs are now part of the new normal, and insurance pricing across the state reflects long-term changes rather than temporary market swings. Homeowners should expect insurance to remain an
Ever had a door-to-door salesperson knock on your door and try to sell you a new roof? Most people instinctively grip the doorknob, nod politely, and hope the conversation ends quickly. No offense to roofers. But when it comes to homeowners insurance, that knock might actually be worth a second
The HO-3 Special Form is the most common homeowners insurance policy in Colorado and for good reason. It offers broader protection than older policy types and is better suited for the weather risks Colorado homeowners face every year. If you own a home here, the HO-3 is typically what lenders
Castle Rock Insurance wishes everyone a warm and Happy Thanksgiving with their loved ones. We’re grateful for the support of our local Colorado community and hope your holiday is filled with good food, good company, and plenty of time to relax. Enjoy the day with the people who matter most.
Glenwood Springs has officially activated its new automated speed-camera system, moving from a short warning period into full enforcement. Drivers traveling through the area may now receive mailed citations if they exceed the posted limits, making this an important update for anyone who lives in, works in or regularly visits
We at Castle Rock Insurance enjoy supporting local Castle Rock businesses, and the Starlighting event is one of our favorite traditions of the year. It is a warm, family friendly way to kick off the holiday season and spend time in the heart of our community. What to Expect The
Highlands Ranch residents often ask what they should expect to pay for insurance, and this guide walks through the average costs in 2025. Most households spend $3,200 to $6,800 per year across their main policies, with many landing near $4,800. Your price depends on the home you live in, the
Coloradans enjoyed a warm and easy fall this year and many people appreciated the extra weeks of sunshine and dry roads. As nice as the extended fall has been the shift into winter will still arrive before long. Forecasters expect one of the latest snow arrivals in years which means
Littleton residents often ask what they should expect to pay for insurance, and we have a full guide below on average costs in 2025. Most households spend $3,000 to $6,000 per year across their main policies, with many landing near $4,500. Your price will depend on the home you live
Colorado drivers are paying some of the highest auto insurance premiums in the country, with the average cost for full coverage sitting around $3,233 per year. Many households are feeling the strain as repair costs rise, hail damage remains common, and auto theft continues to be a problem in several
