Dan Snyder Insurance Agency
9930 Johnnycake Ridge Rd, Ste 5B, Concord Township, OH 44060
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9930 Johnnycake Ridge Rd, Ste 5B, Concord Township, OH 44060
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7879 Auburn Rd, Suite 1B, Concord Township, OH 44077
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9930 Johnnycake Ridge Rd, Suite 5B, Concord Township, OH 44060
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Standard homeowners insurance covers sudden damage from snow, like a roof collapse from excessive weight or interior water damage from ice dams. However, gradual foundation damage from repeated freeze-thaw cycles is typically excluded. Review your policy carefully and ask your agent about coverage for winter weather-specific risks common in Lake County's snowbelt.
While specific Concord Township rates vary by property, Ohio homeowners pay an average of $900 to $1,200 annually for insurance. Newer homes built after 2020 average $1,365 per year, while older homes from 1980 cost around $2,270 annually. Your actual premium depends on your home's age, condition, coverage limits, and claims history.
Ohio saw homeowners insurance rates jump 36.4% between 2019 and 2024, driven by severe weather events including a record-breaking 74 tornadoes in 2024. More frequent hail and wind storms mean more roof and siding claims, forcing insurers to raise rates. Despite these increases, Ohio premiums remain about 40% below the national average.
Insurers are tightening underwriting for older homes in 2026, closely examining roofs, electrical systems, plumbing, and HVAC. A 25-year-old roof might be declined for coverage even if it's still functional. Having documentation of recent updates and maintenance significantly improves your chances of getting approved at competitive rates.
No—insure for replacement cost, not market value. Your $335,000 purchase price includes land, but insurance covers rebuilding the structure. With elevated construction costs, replacement cost is often higher than market value. An insurance-to-value assessment can help determine the right coverage amount for your specific property.
Underestimating coverage needs for lake effect weather damage. Many homeowners don't realize their policy excludes gradual foundation damage or doesn't adequately cover ice dam-related water intrusion. Review your policy annually and discuss Lake County-specific risks with your agent to avoid coverage gaps when you need it most.
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