It also offers a Platinum Choice policy that covers everything in the standard policy but also includes upgrades like replacement cost coverage, water backup, and increased limits for jewelry, credit cards, personal liability, and guest medical payments.
If you live in Alaska or Hawaii, you won’t be able to purchase a homeowners policy with this company. Assuming you don’t have the Platinum Choice Home policy, you’d have to pay extra for features like water backup and dwelling and personal property replacement.
There is also the option to choose a plan that pays dividends. Amica doesn’t guarantee dividend payments but states on its website that such payments are 5-20% of your annual premiums, on average.
Amica’s Claims Handling:
Amica is our top-ranking homeowners insurer for claims handling with a score of 4.8 out of 5. The average company score in this rating is 4.2. Just over 62% of our survey respondents said they were completely satisfied with the ease of filing a claim with the insurer, with only Nationwide having a higher percentage at 65.2%. And 75% said they were either satisfied or completely satisfied with how their claim was resolved.
Amica’s Customer Service:
Amica places No. 5 in our rankings of the top home insurance companies for customer service, with a score of 4.1 out of 5 – the average score for companies in that rating. On average, 75% of survey respondents said they were satisfied or completely satisfied with the ease of opening a policy with the company. However, a slightly higher proportion, just over 59%, gave the same rating when it came to the actual service provided.
Amica’s Customer Loyalty:
Amica is No. 2 in our customer loyalty rating with a score of 4.6 out of 5; the average score in the rating is 4.2. Almost 97% of survey respondents said they were likely or very likely to renew their homeowners policy, with just over 53% saying they were very likely to renew.
Amica’s Value:
When it comes to value, Amica lands in the No. 7 spot with a score of 4.1, just below the category average score of 4.2. A little over 56% were satisfied with the value they received from their Amica homeowners insurance policy, while 31% were completely satisfied.