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Aransas Pass & Ingleside Windstorm Insurance


Wind and hail coverage for Aransas Pass, Ingleside and Ingleside on the Bay

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No law requires it, but if you have a mortgage, your lender will require wind and hail coverage. Aransas Pass and Ingleside is in San Patricio County, and many homeowners policies in the Texas coastal counties exclude wind and hail, so most Aransas Pass and Ingleside homeowners need either a separate windstorm policy or a homeowners policy that includes wind. Without it, a hurricane or hailstorm could leave you paying for roof and structural damage yourself.

There is no single price. Your premium depends on your home's exact location, age and construction, roof type and age, coverage amount, and deductible. Homes rebuilt after Harvey with new roofs and certificates often get better pricing. The fastest way to know your cost is a quote. Send us your Aransas Pass and Ingleside address and we will compare private carriers and TWIA. Request a Aransas Pass and Ingleside windstorm quote.

A WPI-8 is a windstorm certificate of compliance from the Texas Department of Insurance, not a city permit, and it matters most for insurance. San Patricio County is in TWIA's coastal area, so a home built, added on to, or repaired (including re-roofed) since January 1, 1988 generally needs a WPI-8, WPI-8-E, or WPI-8-C to qualify for TWIA coverage. This includes roofs and repairs completed after Hurricane Harvey. Search for existing certificates with the TDI windstorm certificate lookup, or read our WPI-8 certificate guide.

If the repairs included structural work or a new roof, a windstorm certificate was generally required for TWIA eligibility. Check the TDI lookup for your address. If the work was never certified, a Texas engineer may be able to issue a WPI-8-E, or a private carrier may insure the home without one.