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People’s Trust home insurance in Florida

NAIC #13125 · WWW.PEOPLESTRUSTINSURANCE.COM

This page summarizes publicly available information about People’s Trust and general questions to prepare before you ask for a quote. For People’s Trust, start with the roof age and type. Then check the pipes, panel, wiring, and home use. Review past claims too. Keep proof of each update or repair. People’s Trust requirements can change and must be confirmed for the current form, address, and effective date. Only the carrier can determine eligibility. Ask an appointed agent to check the latest guide for your home.

People's Trust logo Active & FL-Licensed Since 2008 NAIC #13125 FEIN not yet verified

Florida Availability

Statewide license; territory limits may apply

Citizens Relationship

Takeout activity reported

Property Types

Occupancy, rental use and vacancy are reviewed under detailed program rules. No current public rule identified; confirm the treatment of your property’s actual use with an appointed agent

Unique Programs

6 identified

Everyday Florida homes with practical pitched roofs and mature landscaping

Where People's Trust Writes Coverage

Statewide license; territory limits may apply at some coastal addresses.

Availability can change by county and program. Confirm current openings with an agent.

People's Trust is listed under the Florida OIR record PEOPLE'S TRUST INSURANCE COMPANY, with an active Florida license dating to March 2008. Public materials describe the carrier’s in-house inspection model as a distinguishing feature; territory limits may apply at some coastal addresses. Public reporting describes People's Trust in Citizens takeout activity (see the sourced note below). Our Citizens Insurance guide explains how takeout eligibility works.

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Contact & Claims

Related Citizens Topics

Takeout activity reported. See this carrier’s full Citizens Connection below.
Citizens Property Insurance Guide
This carrier’s Citizens Depopulation page: Not available

Helpful Resources & Programs

Unique Programs: Claims Center; Claims Reporting / Loss Guidance; Discounts / Eligibility Clues; Homeowners Coverage; Online Claims Reporting; Wind Mitigation Discount.
Note: Business use of the home may affect eligibility; describe any business activity to an appointed agent.
Claims Center ↗
Discounts Not available
FAQs Not available
Hurricane & Storm Prep Not available

Links go to WWW.PEOPLESTRUSTINSURANCE.COM, the carrier’s own site. Illustrative photo; it does not represent the insurer’s service area.

Key Takeaways

Does its own in-house inspections rather than relying on outside vendors, a distinguishing feature in this portfolio.
Approved among nine companies selected for Citizens takeout assumption rounds scheduled February to April 2026.
Statewide availability reported; territory limits may apply at some coastal addresses.
Florida-licensed since 2008 (NAIC #13125).
6 unique programs identified in current research.
Known for a distinctive in-house repair and response service model.

General Eligibility Considerations

What to confirm with People's Trust or an appointed agent

This profile provides public company information and a general checklist of factors to discuss before requesting a quote from People's Trust. It does not reproduce the carrier’s complete underwriting guide or determine whether a specific property or applicant will qualify. Current requirements may vary by program, policy form, county, property condition, applicant, and effective date. Confirm every eligibility question with People's Trust or a Florida-licensed agent appointed with the carrier.

Roof age and materialShingle roofs often receive closer review at roughly 15-20 years; tile and metal roofs often receive closer review around 25-35 years. These are general market ranges, not People's Trust rules. Confirm the current requirement, roof condition standard, remaining-useful-life treatment, and claim-settlement basis.
Home age and inspectionsOlder homes may need a four-point, roof, wind, or other inspection. Across public market examples, inspection requests often begin when a home is roughly 20-40 years old. Confirm the current trigger and accepted documentation.
PlumbingPipe material, age, leaks, updates, water heater, drain condition, and prior water losses may affect review. Ask whether an inspection, repipe documentation, water exclusion, limit, or other condition applies.
ElectricalOlder or discontinued panels, wiring methods, service size, repairs, permits, and inspection findings may affect review. Ask which documentation or remediation is currently accepted.
Claims and prior insuranceCarriers commonly review roughly the prior 3-5 years, but the period and treatment vary. Ask how the cause, amount, repair status, open claims, cancellations, non-renewals, and any coverage gap will be evaluated.
Occupancy and property usePrimary, seasonal, rental, short-term rental, vacant, renovation, and business-use risks may need different forms or programs. Describe the property’s actual use and ask which product applies.
Location, value, and featuresTerritory, flood exposure, replacement cost, construction type, animals, pools, trampolines, solar equipment, generators, and other features may require additional review, documentation, limits, exclusions, or a different program.
General educational range only, not a carrier rule or eligibility guarantee. Confirm current requirements with the carrier or an appointed Florida-licensed agent.

Public Information

What public materials state about People's Trust

No current public rule was identified for this carrier’s underwriting factors in our latest public-source review. That is not evidence of acceptance or rejection. The carrier may use internal criteria that are not shown here. Ask People's Trust or a Florida-licensed agent appointed with the carrier to confirm every current requirement.
General educational range only, not a carrier rule or eligibility guarantee. Confirm current requirements with the carrier or an appointed Florida-licensed agent.

GLOSSARY

Terms Used on This Page

HO-3

A common home policy for an owner who lives in the house.

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DP

A dwelling policy, often used when the owner rents the home to someone else.

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Four-point inspection

A check of the roof, pipes, wiring, and heating and cooling systems.

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Wind inspection

A report on parts that help a home stand up to high winds.

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Polybutylene

A type of plastic water pipe used in some older homes.

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Galvanized pipe

A steel water pipe with a zinc coating.

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Federal Pacific (FPE)

An older electrical panel brand that some carriers will not accept.

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Decline

A carrier decision not to offer a particular program. Only the carrier can make this determination, and it can change with the program, address, and effective date.

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BEFORE YOU ASK FOR A QUOTE

Questions to Ask Before a Quote

  • Does your agency work with this carrier and policy type?
  • Is the carrier open for new business at this address?
  • Does the roof meet the current age, type, and condition rules?
  • Will the carrier ask for a four-point, wind, roof, or other inspection?
  • Do the pipes, wiring, heating, cooling, and water heater meet the rules?
  • How would People’s Trust pay for roof damage? Would it use replacement cost, actual cash value, or a roof schedule?
  • What are the hurricane and all-other-perils deductibles?
  • Are there water, mold, animal, pool, or other limits?
  • Which forms or records should you send before the quote?

PAPERWORK

Records to Gather

For a People’s Trust review, bring the roof permit and the latest inspection. Keep bills for work on the roof, pipes, wires, or heating system. List old claims and how each repair was made. Send clear photos only when asked, and keep a copy of each file.

CITIZENS RESOURCE CENTER

Citizens Takeout Activity Reported

Approved by the Florida OIR among nine companies selected for Citizens takeout assumption rounds scheduled February to April 2026. (Source: Florida Realtors, Nov 2025.)

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