Home & tenant
Homeowner, condo and tenant policies, with water and sewer backup explained properly.
Regina, Saskatchewan
We shop eleven carriers, explain what is actually covered, and tell you when you are paying for something you do not need.
Coverage
Home, auto, business and life. Every quote comes with a plain-English summary of what is excluded, which is the part that matters at claim time.
Homeowner, condo and tenant policies, with water and sewer backup explained properly.
Shopped across every carrier we hold, including for drivers with tickets or claims.
Liability, property, contractors and professional cover, scoped to what you actually do.
Term, whole life and disability, with a straight answer on how much you need.
Send us what you have and we will tell you where you are over-insured, under-insured or fine. No charge, no obligation.
About
Anyone can find you a cheaper premium by quietly removing coverage. We put the exclusions on the first page and walk you through the three or four that would actually apply to your situation. Sometimes that means we recommend the more expensive policy, and sometimes it means we tell you to drop a rider you have been paying for since 2014.
“They found me the same coverage for four hundred dollars less a year, then told me to add sewer backup because my street floods. Two years later I claimed it.”
Wanda F. · Regina
“Told me to cancel a rider I had been paying for since 2014 that duplicated something already in the policy. That is not how brokers usually behave.”
Ken O. · Moose Jaw
“Two speeding tickets and everyone else quoted me insane numbers. They found a carrier that priced it properly.”
Amrit D. · White City
Visit
1919 Rose Street, Suite 210
Regina, SK S4P 2E9
Serving Regina, Moose Jaw and White City
FAQ
No. We are paid by the insurer whose policy you choose, at the same rate across carriers — which is exactly why we can shop all of them without a reason to prefer one.
Eleven. We will show you the shortlist, including the ones we did not recommend and why.
That is the question worth asking, and most people never do. Send us your current policy and we will walk you through the exclusions that could realistically apply to you.
Often, yes. Bring us the denial letter — sometimes it is a wording issue worth appealing, and sometimes we will tell you honestly that the insurer is right.