Carrier Appetite / Forreston Mutual Insurance Company
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Forreston Mutual Insurance Company

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Reviewed Oct 1, 2026
Last Changed Oct 1, 2026
Country United States

This appetite summary is only a guide. Confirm eligibility, submission requirements, restrictions, and binding authority directly with the carrier or underwriter before relying on it.

Product Lines
Farmowners Home Landlords
Details

Carrier appetite summary

Forreston Mutual’s publicly posted appetite is personal lines/property-focused and Illinois-only. For Home, the company states it serves owner-occupied small to mid-sized homes with reconstruction values under $300,000, plus manufactured homes and renters, and it notes eligibility can extend to homeowners operating hobby farms. The carrier emphasizes flexibility rather than a formal decline list: it may limit or exclude specific coverages or property hazards that increase risk instead of automatically declining, and offers deductibles from $750 to $5,000. Publicly visible optional coverages include replacement cost on personal property, identity theft expense, water backup, earthquake, ATVs, golf carts, and boats. Geographic notes: Forreston Mutual says it provides insurance for homes and farms in Illinois and sells exclusively through independent agents located in and around small- to mid-sized towns throughout the state. Related publicly posted appetite signals include Farmowners for smaller-scale, family-run and hobby farms with operations up to 2,500 acres, and Landlords for one- or two-family rental dwellings and manufactured homes. No official public producer/broker appetite guide, submission checklist, or class-by-class restricted/declined schedule was found on the carrier website. Broker/producer notes available publicly: business is written through independent agents only; agents have a dedicated login portal; and the carrier’s contact page states coverage cannot be bound or altered via fax, voicemail, text, email, or social media. Submission requirements were not publicly detailed beyond contacting/writing through an appointed independent agent and using the carrier/agent contact channels.