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Roadside assistance
Depends on provider
New car protection
Accident forgiveness
States served | Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Florida, Georgia, Illinois, Massachusetts, Missouri, Nevada, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Tennessee, Texas |
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Claims methods | online, phone |
Payment schedule |
12 months 6 months |
Cargo coverage |
No info available |
Non-owner coverage |
No info available |
Lifetime repairs guarantee |
Depends on provider |
Bundling discount | Depends on provider |
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Anti-theft device discount | Depends on provider |
Paid in full discount | Depends on provider |
Safety device discount | Depends on provider |
Other discounts |
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Sarah George is a staff writer at Finder who unravels complicated topics about insurance, business and finance. She's been wordsmithing for nearly five years, after earning an English education degree. Her insurance know-how has been featured on CarInsurance.com. You can usually find Sarah sipping hot tea and talking through movie plots in her downtime.
Epic helps companies get the coverage and risk consulting they need, and it can even assist with employee payroll and benefits. However, the company has no dedicated claims number, which raises questions about communication after business losses.
EPIC makes sure your business assets and daily operations get broad coverage for:
The company serves customers alongside several companies that are considered divisions of Epic. Those include:
Epic doesn’t have many customer reviews online, although it does have an A+ rating from the Better Business Bureau (BBB). The only review filed with the BBB complained about false information when insuring an event that was cancelled.
One business praised the company on Yelp for its helpful service in finding the right coverage. Yet another person reporting on Yelp had unreturned phone calls and denied coverage after filing for damage. Because the company has so few reviews, it’s hard to make a final decision on its customer service.
You can reach Epic through a local office or by email if you have general questions.
Since other companies might better fit your coverage needs, compare quotes from several commercial insurers to make the best decision.