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Insurance agent tells Fallbrook homeowners to document belongings and review coverage amid market strain

Fallbrook Wildfire Symposium · May 20, 2025
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An independent insurance agent advised residents to confirm active policies, review limits to ensure rebuild coverage, and photograph and video possessions to speed claims; he cited market pressures and limited private‑market options.

Raymond Louderder, an independent insurance agent with Alta Vista Insurance Agency, told the symposium that rising rebuilding costs and wildfire losses have strained the California homeowners‑insurance market, reducing options for some homeowners. He said some carriers are declining new customers and urged residents to verify that their policies are active and provide adequate limits to rebuild.

Louderder advised homeowners to prepare detailed documentation of their property and belongings now: "Take pictures. Take videos of every single room. Pull out all the drawers. Take pictures, videos of everything in there," he said. He recommended keeping digital copies of policies and important documents so claims adjusters can process losses more quickly.

He also encouraged residents to consult agents about coverage gaps and to use the symposium booths to collect resources for home‑hardening and emergency kit preparation.