Personal Lines: Home

Home Insurance in Texas Built Around What Your Property Is Actually Worth.

A standard homeowners policy is designed for an average home. If your property is anything above average, in value, construction quality, or location risk, a standard policy will not fully protect it. Benchmark places home insurance for property owners, business owners, and high-net-worth individuals across Texas who need coverage that reflects the real replacement value of what they have built.

High-value
Homeowners
RCV
Cost-validated
Flood
Layered
Umbrella
Liability-ready

Our approach

We pair developer-grade analytical infrastructure with senior advisory to deliver risk programs that support operational continuity and capital efficiency.

Risk Intelligence

Combining data, analytics, and industry expertise to uncover risks and opportunities before they impact your business.

Strategic Coverage

Transparent insurance solutions tailored to your operations, assets, and long-term objectives.

Long-Term Partnership

A relationship-focused approach built on trust, advocacy, claims support, and ongoing risk advisory services.

Who It Is For

Home coverage beyond the standard market.

Best suited for property owners whose homes carry values, risk profiles, or asset complexities that standard carrier policies are not designed to handle.

  • Business owners with primary and secondary residences
  • High-net-worth individuals with luxury or custom-built homes
  • Estate owners with significant residential holdings
  • Owners of vacation homes or multiple residential properties
  • Homes in flood zones, coastal areas, or high-risk Texas locations
  • Homes whose value has grown beyond what the existing policy reflects
How We Structure It

Valued properly, placed with the right carrier.

Valuation first

Accurate replacement cost

A proper replacement-cost analysis before placing coverage so your limit reflects the real cost to rebuild at current prices.

Specialist access

High-value carriers

For homes above standard appetite we access Chubb, PURE, and AIG Private Client, who underwrite high-value residential properties.

Coordinated

One asset program

Home coverage sits alongside your commercial and umbrella programs so there are no gaps between personal and professional protection.

Reviewed

Annual valuation check

Limits revisited at renewal and after improvements so your coverage never falls behind your home’s value.

Why Benchmark

Why Texas property owners choose Benchmark.

42
States LicensedCoast to coast
$6B
In Property ValuesInsured & protected
4,000
Loyal PartnersAnd growing
100+
A+ Insurance MarketsTop-rated carriers
Methodology

The Benchmark Protocol

01

Discovery

Deep-dive audit of your operation, exposures, and historical loss runs to identify coverage gaps.

02

Market Analysis

Leveraging carrier relationships to benchmark your program against the highest industry standards.

03

Proposal

Structured coverage architecture and disclosure-first balance sheet efficiency with institutional protections.

04

Partnership

Ongoing stewardship, risk control, and advisory that scales with your growth.

Leadership

Jivar Foty

Founder & President

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Home advisory

Insure your home like the asset it is.

Send us your address and current declarations page. We will tell you whether your home is insured to its real rebuild cost before your next renewal.

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Common Questions

Frequently Asked Questions.

What does home insurance cover in Texas?
Standard home insurance covers physical damage to your dwelling from covered events like fire, storm, and vandalism, your personal belongings, personal liability if someone is injured on your property, and additional living expenses after a covered loss. Flood damage is excluded and requires a separate policy.
Why might a standard homeowners policy not be enough for my home?
Standard policies use generic replacement-cost estimates that often undervalue custom construction, premium finishes, and high-end materials. If your home was custom built, significantly renovated, or sits in a high-value area, the standard limit is likely below what it would actually cost to rebuild. We conduct a proper replacement-cost analysis before placing coverage.
What is the difference between actual cash value and replacement cost?
Actual cash value pays what your property is worth after depreciation. Replacement cost pays what it would cost to repair or rebuild at today’s construction prices. For most homeowners, replacement cost is the correct choice, especially for properties that have appreciated or been improved.
Is flood insurance included in a standard home policy?
No. Flood damage is specifically excluded from all standard homeowners policies. For Texas homeowners in flood zones, coastal areas, or near water, a separate flood policy is critical. We place both NFIP and private flood depending on your flood zone and coverage needs.
What carriers does Benchmark use for high-value home insurance?
For high-value residential properties we access specialist carriers including Chubb, PURE Insurance, and AIG Private Client Group, whose products offer broader coverage terms, higher limits, and agreed-value options that standard homeowners carriers do not provide.
Can I cover multiple homes under a single program?
Yes. For clients with primary residences, vacation homes, and investment properties, we coordinate coverage across all locations to ensure consistent terms and eliminate gaps, and to simplify administration at renewal.
How does home insurance work alongside my umbrella policy?
Your home policy provides the underlying liability limit. When a claim exceeds that limit, your umbrella steps in to cover the remainder. For high-net-worth homeowners, pairing home insurance with a properly sized umbrella is the right approach to personal liability protection.
How often should I review my home insurance coverage?
Once per year at minimum, aligned with your renewal. Any significant improvement, a new pool or structure, high-value purchases, or a meaningful increase in market value should trigger a review to confirm your limits still reflect reality.