2011年3月25日 · California Earthquake Authority -protecting Californians from earthquake risks. Learn about earthquake preparedness and insurance from the CEA, a not-for-profit organization offering earthquake insurance to California residents. Get tips on how to prepare for an earthquake and the benefits of having earthquake insurance.

With some policies as low as $35 a year, CEA earthquake insurance for renters helps to protect your belongings and cover the cost of living elsewhere if your rented house, apartment or room is damaged by an earthquake.

Homes damaged and 963 destroyed in the 1989 Loma Prieta earthquake. According to the CA Department of Conservation

California Earthquake Authority (CEA) is proud to work with many different participating residential insurance providers. Get earthquake coverage today!

CEA is not-for-profit. Our insurance rates are based on the best available science and research, not profit.. Contact your residential insurer to purchase your CEA policy.You can also use the CEA premium calculator to get an insurance cost estimate.. How …

If you have a question about your CEA insurance policy, need billing or payment help, or are interested in purchasing a policy, the fastest way to get support is to contact your insurance company or agent.

How Much Does Earthquake Insurance Cost? Use CEA's Premium Calculator to estimate the cost of a CEA California residential earthquake insurance policy. To purchase a CEA policy, you must go through your residential insurer.. If you are interested in learning about options available to you from other earthquake insurance companies, visit our Other Earthquake Insurance Providers …

How to manage your bill. The residential insurer that sold you your CEA policy handles all billing and payment options for your CEA policy.. This includes deciding what payment methods and schedules (including pay by credit card or monthly installments) are …

CEA is committed to making California communities safer, more resilient, and better able to recover from a damaging earthquake. If you own an older house (built before 2000), consider a seismic retrofit to strengthen it and make it more resistant to earthquakes.

CEA is a publicly managed, privately funded, not-for-profit public instrumentality of the state of California that, since 1996, has offered policies of residential property earthquake insurance to the homeowners insurance customers of our participating insurers.CEA also educates Californians about earthquake risk and helps them prepare for damaging earthquakes, which includes …