Hampstead Auto Insurance
Car, truck and trailer coverage for Hampstead drivers, from our office on US 17.
Car, truck and trailer coverage for Hampstead drivers, from our office on US 17.
In Hampstead, almost every trip starts on US 17 or N.C. 210. A 2012 corridor study by the Wilmington Urban Area MPO and NCDOT looked at those two roads in Hampstead specifically to cut injuries and deaths in crashes and reduce travel delay.
NCDOT's answer is the Hampstead Bypass, a nearly 13-mile new route on the US 17 corridor from N.C. 140 north around Hampstead. The northern half, from N.C. 210 to north of Hampstead, is under construction and due in late 2027. The southern half, from N.C. 140 to N.C. 210, was awarded in August 2025 and is due in 2030. That means years of work zones, lane shifts and detours on the roads Hampstead drivers use every day.
Pays for injuries and damage you cause others. Minimum 50/100/50; we usually recommend more.
Pays you when the at-fault driver has no insurance or not enough.
Pays medical bills for you and your passengers regardless of fault.
Collision covers crashes. Comprehensive covers theft, fallen trees, hail and flood.
Boat policies, plus motorcycles, golf carts and RVs.
Liability above your auto, boat and home, from $1 million.
Every client works with a licensed advisor, and we compare more than 100 insurance companies. Our Porters Neck office is at 8024 Market St #4, Wilmington, (910) 686-2138.
See also: North Carolina Auto Insurance, statewide rules and coverage.
North Carolina's minimum: $50,000 bodily injury per person, $100,000 per accident and $50,000 property damage for policies written or renewed since July 1, 2025, with underinsured motorist coverage included.
NCDOT expects the section from N.C. 210 to north of Hampstead in late 2027 and the section from N.C. 140 to N.C. 210 in 2030.
It depends on the policy. Liability while towing and damage to the trailer itself are separate questions, and the boat on it needs its own coverage. We check all three.
Turn in the plate to NCDMV first, then cancel. Canceling coverage on a registered vehicle triggers a lapse notice.
North Carolina follows contributory negligence. If you're found even slightly at fault, you may recover nothing from the other driver. Your own medical payments, uninsured motorist and collision coverage carry more weight here.
Every client works with a licensed Sizemore advisor. We compare more than 100 insurance companies and recommend the one that fits. Request a quote online in about two minutes, or call us at (910) 791-1011, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM.