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Types of coverage we provide

Liability Coverage
Liability Coverage

Protects you if you cause injury or property damage to others in an accident. Helps cover medical costs, legal fees, and/or repairs.

Deductible
Deductible

A predetermined amount of money that you must pay towards the cost of the claim. Home insurance has different deductibles for different coverage.

Claims Forgiveness
Claims Forgiveness

This allows for the protection of your “claims-free discount” in the event of your first claim.

Scheduled Items
Scheduled Items

Referring to 'special limits' on items like jewellery or art if the value is greater than the special limit you should list the item separately.

Comprehensive Insurance Coverage
Comprehensive Insurance Coverage

When you purchase comprehensive home coverage, it means you are covered for anything that is not excluded.

Replacement Cost
Replacement Cost

Actual cash value policies are based on the items' depreciated value while replacement cost coverage does not account for depreciation

Recent tenant quotes in Saskatchewan

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Male, 19 from Saskatoon, SK
Duplex
Quote Date: Aug 22, 2026
$28 / month
$336 / year
Male, 44 from Saskatoon, SK
Row or town (end)
Quote Date: Jul 29, 2026
$28 / month
$336 / year
Male, 44 from Regina, SK
Multiplex
Quote Date: May 21, 2026
$28 / month
$336 / year
Male, 30 from Regina, SK
Low rise apartment
Quote Date: May 12, 2026
$40 / month
$480 / year

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Our Reviews

Vivian Boomhower
5
I recommend Surex

Surex and I have been doing business for a few years now. They answer my calls and if necessary. Very polite and knowledgeable. My paperwork always arrive in prior to renewal and is accurate. They have very good rates.

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DEREK FRAYNE
5
Ask for Ashley - she's the best

Ashley Bushfield at Surex is pure magic. She's a miracle worker — I don't know how she does it, but she gets things done.

From day one she was on top of everything. Quick replies over text, always knew exactly what was going on with my file, and got things sorted fast. I never had to chase her for anything, which meant everything to me when I was stressed out.

She's so easy to reach. Text her and she gets right back to you, no phone tag, no waiting on hold. Things are just so easy with Ashley. She went out of her way to deal with problems that weren't even hers — fought to fix messes she didn't create, just because she cared about getting it right for me.

She's an example of what real customer service is supposed to be. It's rare to find someone who actually cares like this. Surex is lucky to have her — I hope her managers know what they've got.

If you want a broker who'll look after you, ask for Ashley. I can't recommend her enough — she's the best.

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Lacey Jaye Kwok
5
Patti the insurance wizard strikes again

Patti was an absolute pleasure to work with! My husband and I were getting ready to put an offer on our new home and needed to secure insurance before we could comfortably move forward. We quickly learned just how fast things move in the real estate world, especially while juggling two kids and busy work schedules!

Patti walked us through everything step by step and even gave us the gentle nudges we needed to stay on top of forms and deadlines. She was incredibly patient, kind, professional, and had such a great sense of humour throughout the entire process.

In such an AI-driven world, it felt especially meaningful to have a genuine human connection while navigating such a big milestone for our family. Patti truly is the epitome of professionalism and such a positive representation of your company.

Thank you so much, Patti, for making the insurance side of purchasing our new home feel easy and personal. We genuinely appreciate you!

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Ben M
5
Easy to deal with

My experience from start to finish was wonderful. Ashley who helped me was transparent and clear about coverage, premiums and more. I’m glad someone has recommended Surex and Ashley to help me.

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Susan Korpela
5
Complete satisfaction

Right from the start I have had a very pleasant experience with Surex. In particular dealing with Miguel Pavon, who went the extra mile to ensure I was well taken care of and all my concerns were resolved. Miguel is efficient and kind. He was timely in the process of securing both my home and auto insurance. I highly recommend him snd hope he is appreciated as one of your team members.
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Susan Korpela

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Saskatchewan tenant insurance rates vs. other provinces

Saskatchewan has affordable tenant insurance, but life in Saskatchewan can be expensive. Insurance doesn’t have to be. Start a free quote with us now to find out how much you could save!

Province

Average Rates

Saskatchewan

$410.00

Prince Edward Island

$385.00

Alberta

$466.00

British Columbia

$397.00

Manitoba

$503.00

New Brunswick

$500.00

Newfoundland and Labrador

$399.00

Nova Scotia

$423.00

Northwest Territories

$416.00

Ontario

$478.00

Yukon

$370.00

Tenant Insurance in Saskatchewan

Tenant insurance in Saskatchewan (also called renters’ insurance) is meant for people who rent the place where they live, whether home, condo, or apartment. It provides coverage against common risks like theft, fire damage, and personal injury that occurs on the property.

Insurance is necessary because a landlord’s home insurance policy won’t cover these perils on behalf of the renter. You want to be covered in case something happens to your home or your belongings.

Yes, tenant insurance and renter’s insurance are the same. They are policies purchased by a renter to protect themselves financially.

Content insurance is a benefit provided by most tenant insurance policies. It covers the cost of repairing or replacing stolen or damaged items.

Tenant insurance (also referred to as renter’s insurance) helps renters cover the cost of replacing or repairing their personal belongings in the event of an incident (i.e. fire or break-in) on the property.

This depends on where you reside, the value of your total contents, and your liability limits. Policies normally start at $300/yr or around $20 to $50 /month and increase as the content values and liability limits increase.

Since there’s no minimum coverage requirement, you can achieve lower rates by purchasing only the coverage you need. Think about your personal belongings and get the policy and the coverage you need.

Even if your landlord doesn't make tenant insurance a requirement of the lease, it's still a great idea to purchase it. Here are a few reasons.

Peace of Mind

Tenant insurance offers incredible peace of mind. If you've ever experienced loss or damage of your personal belongings, you likely know how welcome this peace of mind can be.

Without tenant insurance, you'd be entirely on your own as far as repairing or replacing damaged items, which can make an already stressful situation even worse.

You'll find this peace of mind especially helpful if an incident ever leaves your dwelling uninhabitable. As you look for an alternative housing arrangement, renter's insurance will cover the cost of temporary accommodations. Given that hotels and most other short-term arrangements aren't cheap, this can be a massive help.

Affordability

Tenant insurance in Saskatchewan provides incredible peace of mind for relatively little money. Rates dip as low as $15 per month, which is less than you'd spend on parking for a couple of hours in some parts of Vancouver!

In other words, it's a very small price to pay in exchange for knowing your personal property is protected.

Receive Coverage Out of Your Home, Too

Renter's insurance also typically includes coverage for certain items even when you're outside of your home. Depending on the policy, this may include electronics, bicycles, and other items. Renter's insurance is often much cheaper than dedicated insurance for those particular items.

Keep in mind this coverage typically won't extend to more expensive items like jewelry, which you'd want to insure separately.

Benefit from Legal Liability Insurance Coverage

Even if you don't own anything you're financially incapable of replacing, tenant's insurance offers something very valuable: liability coverage.

If a guest injures themselves at your property and attempts to hold you liable, for example, tenant insurance may shield you from the financial burden.

This is especially important if you frequently have guests over or if you have pets capable of harming someone visiting your home.

A landlord’s insurance policy may cover tenant damage (i.e. vandalism or accidental destruction of property). However, it depends on the policy, including factors such as the landlord’s deductible.

The three main areas covered by renters insurance are:
Contents coverage for personal belongings such as furniture, electronics, and clothing 
Additional living expense coverage (ALE) in the event of a loss and you are unable to reside in the unit until repairs are finished, 
Liability coverage in case someone is injured while in your rental home.

Tenant insurance is rated based on the type of unit you rent, number of tenants in the unit, value of your contents, physical location of the unit, prior tenant or home claims in the past under your name.

No. If you rent the unit you live in you only require tenant insurance which is often more affordable than home insurance. You want to be properly insured, and the best tenant insurance Alberta has to offer will do that for renters.

You can contact your assigned insurance broker/advisor or contact the insurance company directly. Make sure you have your policy # and details of the claim prepare when you call.

The law does permit landlords to include an insurance policy as a lease requirement. Many landlords do so as a tenant’s policy serves to reduce their overall risk.

You’ll need to provide basic information about yourself and the property you’re renting if you want to get insurance online over over the phone, including:

  • The address
  • The cumulative value of your personal property
  • Who else will be occupying the rental property (you want to make sure that all renters are covered under their own policies.

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