Goodyear, AZ

Insurance for Goodyear,where the subdivisions are new.

A fast-growing West Valley city with a high ownership rate and a lot of recent construction. New construction insures differently from established housing, and not always in the direction people expect.

A new house is not automatically cheap to insure. What it is, is easier to insure correctly if the limit is set from build cost rather than purchase price.

Common Issues We Solve

What a Goodyear policy has to get right

Three things we check on every Goodyear quote, because each one decides what a claim pays rather than whether you have one.

Purchase price is not rebuild cost

On a new build the two look close enough that people use one for the other. They are not the same: the purchase price includes land, and the rebuild cost includes demolition, debris removal and current code. Setting the dwelling limit from the sale price is the standard error in a new subdivision.

Builder warranty is not insurance

A warranty covers defects for a defined period on defined components. It does not cover a fire, a storm or a liability claim, and it expires. Treating it as cover is how a gap opens in the first few years of ownership.

The Valley exposures still apply

New construction does not exempt a house from monsoon, haboob or heat. It does often mean a newer roof and better sealing, which helps, and it never means flood is included, because flood is excluded on every homeowners form regardless of the build date.

The Numbers

Goodyear at place level, not metro

Population

125,359

Across 38,188 households, in one of the fastest-growing municipalities in the state.

Median home value

$471,300

Above the Valley median, and on a new build it is the purchase price rather than the rebuild cost that misleads.

Owner-occupied

77.7%

More than three quarters own, most of them in construction recent enough that nothing has aged out yet.

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Tell us the year the house was built and what the builder warranty still covers. The two are often confused.

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We set the limit from build cost, not from the sale price.

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FAQ

Questions from Goodyear

My house is brand new. Do I need much coverage?
You need the right amount, which is what it would cost to rebuild, not what you paid. New houses are frequently underinsured for exactly this reason, because the purchase price felt like the obvious number.
The builder gave me a warranty. Does that replace insurance?
No. Different thing entirely. The warranty addresses workmanship and defects for a limited time. Insurance addresses sudden and accidental loss, and liability, for as long as you keep it.
Is a newer roof cheaper to insure?
It tends to settle better rather than price dramatically lower. A newer roof is more likely to be covered at replacement cost rather than depreciated, and that difference shows up in the claim rather than the premium.
Nearby

We also write Buckeye, Glendale, Peoria, Avondale, Litchfield Park

Talk to a licensed agent about Goodyear

Call and we will set the dwelling limit from rebuild cost rather than from what you paid.