Personal Insurance in Guilford, CT
From your daily commute to your weekend boat, personal insurance covers the things you rely on and the things you enjoy.
Page Insurance, Ltd has brokered personal insurance for Guilford-area families since 1943 — comparing coverage across carriers like Travelers, Safeco, and Plymouth Rock so you get a policy built around your actual risk, not a generic quote.
Below is everything we broker for individuals and families, organized by how most people actually shop for it.
Personal Insurance at a Glance
| Category | Covers | Best For |
|---|---|---|
| Everyday essentials | Auto, homeowners, renters | Nearly every household |
| Coastal & flood protection | Flood, coastal homeowners, vacant dwelling | Shoreline & flood-zone properties |
| Recreational vehicles | RV, motorcycle, boat, travel trailer, golf cart/ATV, collector car | Weekend and seasonal vehicles |
| Extra liability protection | Personal umbrella | Anyone wanting coverage beyond policy limits |
Everyday Essentials
The three policies most Guilford households need first.
Auto insurance
Liability, collision, comprehensive, and uninsured motorist coverage for your daily drive.
Homeowners insurance
Protection for your home, dwelling, and personal property, tailored to Connecticut risk.
Renters insurance
Affordable coverage for your belongings and liability as a tenant.
Coastal & Flood Protection
Living near the shoreline changes what ‘fully covered’ actually means. These three policies address the risk a standard homeowners policy leaves out.
Flood insurance
Essential for shoreline and flood-zone properties; standard homeowners policies exclude flood damage.
Coastal homeowners insurance
Built specifically for wind and storm-surge exposure along the Connecticut shoreline.
Vacant dwelling insurance
Coverage for a property between owners, tenants, or during renovation.
Recreational Vehicles
If it’s parked in your driveway, garage, or slip for weekends and summers, it likely needs its own policy.
RV insurance
Coverage for motorhomes and towable RVs.
Motorcycle insurance
Liability and coverage built for CT riders.
Boat-owners insurance
Coverage for boats kept on the Sound or inland waterways.
Travel trailer insurance
Coverage for towable travel trailers.
Golf cart / ATV insurance
Coverage for golf carts and ATVs used on or off your property.
Antique & collector car insurance
Agreed-value coverage built for classic and collector vehicles.
Extra Liability Protection
One policy that sits on top of everything else you own.
Personal umbrella insurance
Additional liability protection above your home, auto, or other policy limits.
Why Shop Your Personal Insurance Through a Broker
We compare, you choose.
Rather than one carrier's quote, we shop your risk across our full carrier network and bring you real options.
We know Connecticut risk.
Coastal flood zones and inland storm exposure shape every recommendation we make — not a national template.
One relationship, every policy.
Bundle auto, home, and recreational vehicle coverage under one broker instead of juggling separate providers.
Do I need a separate policy for my boat, RV, or motorcycle?
Usually, yes. Homeowners and auto policies typically exclude or limit coverage for recreational vehicles, so a dedicated policy is the only way to be fully covered.
Does my homeowners policy cover flooding?
No. Standard homeowners policies exclude flood damage, which is why flood insurance is a separate policy — especially important for shoreline Guilford properties.
What does personal umbrella insurance actually add?
It extends your liability protection beyond the limits of your home or auto policy, covering large claims or lawsuits that could otherwise exceed your existing coverage.
Can I bundle multiple personal insurance policies together?
Yes. Most clients bundle auto, home, and umbrella (and often a recreational vehicle policy) together, which frequently reduces the overall premium.
Ready to see your options?
Tell us what you need covered, and we’ll shop it across our carrier network. It only takes a few minutes, and there’s no obligation.