Did you receive a cancellation or non-renewal notice?…
we can help.

More About IFPA

We get it, insurance can be overwhelming.

That’s why we’ve helped over 176,000 people navigate the system.

The Iowa FAIR Plan Association (Plan) should be considered a last resort when seeking property insurance coverage.  The Plan's policies provide basic coverage.  Our policies provide less coverage than the voluntary market companies.  Before applying for coverage with the Iowa FAIR Plan, we recommend that you consider the following steps:

1. Contact your insurance agent and ask if there are any actions you can take to keep your current coverage, such as replacing an old roof or cleaning debris from the property.

2. Ask your insurance agent to apply for coverage in the voluntary market.

3. If you cannot find voluntary coverage, ask your insurance agent for assistance in applying for coverage with the Iowa FAIR Plan Association. Only a licensed insurance agent can submit applications to the Iowa FAIR Plan Association. 

Contact us if you have any questions or need assistance.  https://iowafairplan.com/contact/

Group-family-outdoors
  • And thanks to you, there is someone to insure my house. - Lynne M.
  • Thank you SO MUCH for this!! It’s truly a BLESSING!!! - Jill H.
  • Thank you for being so helpful, we appreciate all that you do! - Miranda B.
  • I was able to get a loan to fix my home with your insurance. - Raul G.
  • Thanks for helping me find insurance. - Roger P.

Latest Posts

See All News

Martin Luther King Jr. Day

The Iowa FAIR Plan Association will be closed Monday, January 19th, in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. We will resume normal business hours on Tuesday, January 20th. We hope you have a wonderful day.

Urbandale Man Charged with Public Adjusting without a License

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT Craig Robinson craig.robinson@iid.iowa.gov 515-654-6619 PRESS RELEASE DES MOINES – Jared Harrison, age 42, of Urbandale was charged on October 14, 2025, with one count of Acting as an Adjuster without a License, a Class D Felony, following an investigation by the Iowa Insurance Division’s Fraud Bureau. According to criminal complaints filed […]
Scroll to Top