Renter's Insurance
Even when you do not own your home, it is still filled with the things that make life yours like your furniture, clothing, electronics, and memories. Renter’s insurance helps protect those belongings against fire, theft, water damage, and other unexpected events. It also provides important liability coverage if someone is injured in your home. With Riemer Insurance, you can rest easy knowing that your space and your lifestyle are protected.
Typical Risk Scenarios We Help Solve
Riemer Insurance helps renters recover from life’s unexpected moments — a burst pipe that damages furniture, a kitchen fire that destroys personal items, or a break-in that results in stolen electronics. We also guide clients through claims that involve liability, such as a guest slipping and falling in their apartment. Our goal is to help renters return to normal quickly, with minimal stress and complete confidence in their coverage.
Why Choose Riemer?
At Riemer Insurance, we believe peace of mind should be part of every lease. For more than forty years, we have helped clients protect their homes, families, and belongings with thoughtful coverage and personal attention. Our advisors take time to understand your living situation, explain every option clearly, and match you with policies that offer dependable protection at the right price. Whether you rent short term or long term, Riemer makes sure you and your belongings are covered from the unexpected.
Our Business is Protecting Yours — and the place you call home.
Who We Cover
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Individuals and families renting apartments, condos, or single-family homes
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College students living off campus
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Professionals in short or long term rental properties
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Tenants required by landlords to carry insurance
Core Coverages
Our renter’s insurance policies provide broad protection designed to fit your needs and budget:
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Personal property coverage – reimbursement for loss or damage to your belongings
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Liability protection – coverage if you accidentally cause injury or damage to others
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Additional living expenses – reimbursement for temporary housing costs if your rental becomes uninhabitable
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Medical payments coverage – protection for minor injuries that occur in your home
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Optional valuable item coverage – additional protection for jewelry, art, or other high-value possessions
