California

Navigate California's seismic landscape with confidence by embracing earthquake insurance, a strategic choice that empowers homeowners to rebuild and recover, ensuring their sanctuary remains intact amid the state's unpredictable tremors.

• Los Angeles - A vibrant city with a notable history of significant seismic activity.
• San Francisco - Known for the 1906 earthquake, it remains at high risk for future events.
• San Diego - While less active, still faces earthquake risks due to nearby fault lines.
• San Jose - Situated near the Calaveras Fault, is at considerable risk for significant earthquake activity.
• Bay Area - Intersected by several active faults including the San Andreas and Hayward, is highly susceptible to frequent and potentially severe earthquakes.
• Berkeley - Berkeley faces high seismic risk due to its proximity to the active Hayward Fault and a history of significant earthquakes.

Washington

In Washington, where the earth's whispers can turn into roars, securing earthquake insurance is not just prudent—it's a proactive step toward safeguarding your home and financial future against the mighty forces of the Cascadia subduction zone.

• Seattle - Faces threats from the Cascadia Subduction Zone and other local faults.
• Bellevue - Is at notable seismic risk due to its proximity to the Seattle Fault and the Cascadia Subduction Zone.
• Kirkland - Faces seismic risk from nearby faults like the Seattle Fault and the impact of the Cascadia Subduction Zone.