AUTO INSURANCE IN GEORGIA AND SOUTH CAROLINA

If you reside in Georgia or South Carolina and own a car, there is only one place to go for auto insurance, and that is here at Covenant Insurance. We offer coverage options designed to meet your needs. Accidents are common, and they can be more than just a slight inconvenience with the average property damage cost of a car accident in the thousands. Auto insurance helps to protect your assets if and when accidents occur. This insurance can also supplement your health insurance by offsetting expenses that your health coverage might not cover, such as medical assistance after an auto accident.

We offer coverage that ranges from comprehensive to collision. We are headquartered in Pooler, GA. We serve clients in two states. Let’s meet soon to discuss your insurance needs and our ability to protect what’s most important to you.

Auto Insurance Requirements in Georgia

All vehicle owners that reside in the state of Georgia should at least maintain an insurance policy with the minimum limits:

• $25,000 for each person and $50,000 for each accident for bodily injury liability
• $25,000 for each accident for property damage liability
• $25,000 for each person and $50,000 for each accident for uninsured motorist protection

Auto Insurance Requirements in South Carolina

All vehicle owners that reside in the state of South Carolina should at least maintain an insurance policy with the minimum limits:

• $25,000 with a minimum deductible for uninsured motorist property damage
• $25,000 bodily injury per person
• $50,000 bodily injury per person
• $25,000 property damage per accident

Auto Insurance Coverage

You may also choose to insure your vehicle with any of the following coverage options if you’d like to have higher coverage limits:

• Comprehensive- This coverage is good because it covers repair or replacement expenses if your vehicle has been damaged or stolen from things such as theft or storms.
• Collision- This coverage will protect you and cover your repair or replacement expenses if your vehicle has been damaged in an accident with another motorist.
• Medical payments- This coverage will pay for medical expenses for both you and your passengers if you have been injured in an accident. It will also cover funeral expenses.
• Underinsured coverage- This will cover your medical expenses if you are involved in an accident with another driver who is at fault and does not have enough insurance.
• Uninsured coverage- This will cover your medical expenses if you are involved in an accident with another driver who is at fault and does not have any insurance.

Quotes

If you need a quote, visit Covenant Insurance today. Headquartered in Pooler, GA, we’re serving clients across both Georgia and South Carolina.