Determining PPC in California

[Gazellatang]

I am a Washington State agent with a non-resident license in California. I don't do much business in California- I have a lot of extended family/friends in Northern CA that allow me to write their insurance. My question for you... is there a website that can be accessed to get fire protection class ratings for California? In Washington we have the WSRB (and Idaho has something similar) where agents can access this info. I can't seem to find this for California, other than the ISO PPC program, which (obviously) wouldn't be worth paying for if that information is available another way.

Thanks!

 

[Bonn354]

Try to enter the address into one of your carriers websites without a protection class... A lot of times, they will assign one on the back end. Use this going forward to the next system you quote it

I am a Washington State agent with a non-resident license in California. I don't do much business in California- I have a lot of extended family/friends in Northern CA that allow me to write their insurance. My question for you... is there a website that can be accessed to get fire protection class ratings for California? In Washington we have the WSRB (and Idaho has something similar) where agents can access this info. I can't seem to find this for California, other than the ISO PPC program, which (obviously) wouldn't be worth paying for if that information is available another way.

Thanks!

 

[JAM1]

I major carrier have a risk meter. Travelers, Safeco, Kemper, etc.. just call them and they will show you where to look it up on the site.