Insurance Agency in Tarzana, CA

Online General Insurance's physical office is located at 19013 Ventura Blvd Unit J, Tarzana, CA 91356. The agency serves Tarzana, surrounding San Fernando Valley communities and customers elsewhere in California.

Yes. OGI is an independent agency, which means its licensed producers can work with multiple available insurance markets rather than being limited to one carrier.

OGI offers personal and commercial insurance options including auto, home, renters, SR-22, business, commercial, general liability and commercial auto insurance, along with additional coverage options.

An independent agency can evaluate available options from multiple insurance markets. This can be useful when comparing pricing, coverage, underwriting requirements and policy options.

Yes. Bringing your current declarations page can help the producer understand your existing limits, deductibles and coverage so that available alternatives can be compared more meaningfully.

Not necessarily. Compare the actual coverage, limits, deductibles, exclusions and optional protections as well as the premium. A lower price may involve different coverage.

Insurance pricing can change for several reasons, including rating and underwriting factors. Rather than assuming one cause, review your renewal and compare available options before making changes to coverage.

Available options depend on the individual circumstances and carrier underwriting. OGI works with standard and non-standard auto markets and can review available choices.

“Full coverage” isn't a standardized policy term. It is commonly used to describe a policy containing liability plus physical-damage coverage such as comprehensive and collision. The appropriate combination depends on your vehicle and circumstances.

An SR-22 is a certificate of financial responsibility filed to demonstrate that required liability insurance is being maintained. It isn't a separate insurance policy.

OGI offers same-day SR-22 filing for eligible customers.

Depending on your circumstances, a non-owner SR-22 option may be appropriate. A licensed producer can help determine what type of coverage applies.

A lapse can affect the required filing. If you're required to maintain continuous coverage, speak with your producer before cancelling or allowing the policy to lapse.

Depending on the policy, homeowners insurance may include dwelling coverage, other structures, personal property, liability, medical payments and additional living expenses following qualifying covered losses.

No. Home policies have exclusions, limits, conditions and deductibles. Review the policy rather than assuming every type of property loss is covered.

Yes. Significant improvements can change the property and potentially the amount or type of coverage needed.

Generally, a landlord's policy protects the landlord's interest in the property. Renters should review separate renters coverage for their own belongings and liability.

Depending on the policy, renters insurance may address personal property, personal liability, medical payments and additional living expenses following certain covered losses.

Bundling opportunities depend on the available carrier and policies. OGI can review applicable options.

A review is particularly useful after hiring employees, adding vehicles or equipment, changing locations, expanding services, signing significant contracts or receiving new insurance requirements.

General liability can address certain third-party bodily injury, property damage and other covered liability claims, subject to the policy's terms and exclusions.

OGI offers same-day certificates of insurance where applicable.

Business vehicle use can create different insurance needs. Explain exactly how vehicles are owned and used so a licensed producer can evaluate whether commercial auto coverage is appropriate.

No. Tarzana is OGI's physical San Fernando Valley office, but the agency serves customers throughout the Valley and California.