No FAIR Plan in Arizona?

If you’ve been dropped by your insurer or your home is in a wildfire zone, finding coverage in Arizona can feel confusing with no Arizona FAIR Plan. We help connect you with reliable insurance alternatives, even in high-risk areas.

If You’re Wondering If Arizona Has a FAIR Plan…

You’re not alone. Many homeowners, especially those with states that have a FAIR Plan,  are surprised to learn that there isn’t an Arizona FAIR Plan. And if you’ve had trouble getting coverage—or you’re living in a wildfire-prone area—getting coverage can be frustrating.

We get it. But the good news is, you still have real options. And we’re here to help you explore them.

What Is a FAIR Plan?

A FAIR Plan (short for Fair Access to Insurance Requirements) is a type of backup insurance that some states offer when traditional insurance isn’t available—often because of location, claims history, or natural disaster risk.

It’s not meant to replace standard insurance, but it can serve as a last resort. While Arizona doesn’t have this type of state-managed program, Arizona has a well regulated market which has led to a healthy marketplace and other paths may be available depending on your needs.

There are Alternatives in Arizona (and What That Means for You)

Arizona’s insurance market has operated without a FAIR Plan for years. Whether that’s due to past market conditions, regulatory choices, or other reasons, the outcome is the same: if traditional insurers say no, the state doesn’t offer a built-in alternative.

But that doesn’t mean you’re left without options. If your home has been flagged as high risk, there are still legitimate and legal alternatives—and we help connect you with providers and brokers who understand how to navigate them.

What to Do If You Can’t Find Coverage

Here are some of the main options we help Arizona homeowners explore when traditional coverage isn’t available:

Surplus Lines Carriers

These are licensed insurers that operate outside the standard insurance market. They’re often more flexible when it comes to things like wildfire zones, older homes, or previous claims. These policies can cost more, but they’re designed for higher-risk situations.

Wildfire-Specific Policies

Some companies offer standalone wildfire protection policies. These are often combined with more basic home coverage to fill gaps left by traditional insurers.

Home Hardening Discounts

If your home has fire-resistant upgrades—like a reinforced roof or defensible space—some carriers may offer discounts or be more willing to provide coverage. We can connect you with providers who consider these risk-reducing improvements.

Independent Brokers

Not every policy is available online. Independent brokers often have access to carriers and programs you won’t find on your own. We help match you with professionals who can navigate complex, high-risk scenarios.

If You’re Feeling Stuck, You’re Not Alone—We Can Help

Not having an Arizona FAIR Plan doesn’t mean you’re out of options. If you’ve had trouble finding home insurance in Arizona—especially in a wildfire zone—we’ll help you explore the alternatives.

You don’t have to navigate it on your own. Let us help connect you with the right insurance resources for your situation.

FAQs About FAIR Plan Alternatives in Arizona