Resources for RV Insurance

If you're in the business of renting RVs or have them available for use by customers or employees, having the right RV insurance provider is critical. If you're running an established business with a large fleet, the need is obvious; but even if you're running a small business or a sole proprietorship with just a few RVs for use or hire, you can't afford to cut corners on the proper insurance.

Before you pick up the phone or click your mouse to start shopping for RV insurance, list your vehicles and consider who may be qualified to operate them. Don't forget to take the following RV insurance options into account:

1. You might be able to purchase RV insurance directly from your current insurance company.

2. Some insurance companies specialize in providing business or fleet insurance for large numbers of vehicles.

3. Business insurance prices very widely; don't forget to leverage existing insurance relationships for a better price.

Bundle RV insurance with your current vehicle insurance

When you first start shopping for RV insurance, directory listings for personal and auto insurance companies will crop up. If you're a sole proprietor, small business, or if your business owns only a few vehicles, you may be able to add RV insurance to your current business vehicle policies, saving yourself the trouble of dealing with a new insurance company and maybe even saving yourself some money, too.

Get your RV insurance from a business specialist

When gathering RV insurance information, make sure that the coverage you're getting meets your unique business needs, and don't forget to make sure you're getting a fleet discount if you insure multiple vehicles.

Shop around for the best deals on RV insurance

You'll always find someone who is willing to sell you the same thing as everyone else at a higher price; this adage holds true for insurance, too. You can find RV insurance at reasonable prices if you're willing to compare multiple quotes.

• Always check to see what sort of documentation, licensing or other information you may need to have on customers, employees or others using your company RVs. Failure to have the correct documentation and licensing or to ensure that the riders have such documentation may void your RV insurance coverage in the case of an accident.