HOA Insurance in Utah County

HOA Insurance in Utah County

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HOA Coverage Built for Utah County Communities

South Utah County has seen significant growth — and with it, a surge in homeowners associations in Spanish Fork, Springville, Salem, and beyond. HOAs manage shared property, community finances, and real liability exposure. The wrong coverage (or no coverage) can leave the association — and individual board members — personally exposed.

What HOA Insurance Can Cover

  • Master property policy — Covers common areas: clubhouse, pool, landscaping, fencing, shared structures
  • General liability — Protection if someone is injured in a common area
  • Directors & Officers (D&O) liability — Protects board members personally from decisions made in their role
  • Crime / fidelity bond — Covers theft or fraud by employees or board members managing association funds
  • Workers’ compensation — If the HOA employs staff or contractors
  • Umbrella policy — Additional liability protection above standard limits

Why This Matters for Board Members

If you’re serving on an HOA board, you could be personally liable for decisions made on behalf of the association — even well-intentioned ones. D&O coverage exists specifically to protect you.

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HOA Insurance FAQs

What does an HOA master insurance policy cover?

An HOA master policy covers common areas — building exteriors, shared amenities, parking lots, and clubhouses. It does not cover individual homeowners personal property or personal liability.

Do HOA members still need their own insurance?

Yes. Individual homeowners need their own HO-6 policy to cover personal belongings, interior improvements, and personal liability. The HOA master policy may also have a deductible homeowners are responsible for.

What is D&O insurance for an HOA?

Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance protects HOA board members from personal liability for decisions made while serving. Without D&O coverage, board members could be personally sued for mismanagement or breach of duty.

How much does HOA insurance cost in Utah County?

HOA master policy premiums vary based on the number of units, property values, amenities, and claims history. Lincoln Selk works with specialty carriers to provide competitive quotes for your community.

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