Temporary housing on the insured’s own land.
Furnished travel trailers delivered, set up, and serviced at the loss address, in town or on acreage. One contact and direct billing.
- Since 2004placing on-site housing
- Lower 48 statesstaged near the loss
- $0 out of pocketfor the family on a covered claim
The files nothing else fits.
The family stays on the land
A trailer on the property keeps the family near their livestock, their shop, and the rebuild.
Nothing to rent nearby
A rural loss can leave no hotel or rental within a reasonable drive. The housing comes to the loss address.
We check the site first
City lot or acreage, we confirm the property can take a unit and check local rules before delivery.
Farm Bureau insurance is different in every state.
Some states have their own company, some share one, and some partner with an insurer such as Nationwide. Pick a state to see who it is. We place in the lower 48 states.
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- Alfa InsuranceAlabama
- Arkansas Farm Bureau Insurance
- Colorado Farm Bureau Insurance
- COUNTRY FinancialOregon
- Farm Bureau Financial ServicesArizona, Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, Nebraska, New Mexico, South Dakota, Utah
- Farm Bureau Insurance of Michigan
- Farm Bureau Insurance of Tennessee
- Farm Family (American National)Maine, New Hampshire, New Jersey, Rhode Island
- Florida Farm Bureau Insurance
- Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance
- Idaho Farm Bureau Insurance
- Indiana Farm Bureau Insurance
- Kentucky Farm Bureau Insurance
- Louisiana Farm Bureau Insurance
- Mississippi Farm Bureau Insurance
- Missouri Farm Bureau Insurance
- Mountain West Farm Bureau InsuranceMontana, Wyoming
- NationwideCalifornia, Connecticut, Delaware, Maryland, New York, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Vermont
- Nodak InsuranceNorth Dakota
- North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance
- Oklahoma Farm Bureau Insurance
- Rural Mutual InsuranceWisconsin
- South Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance
- Texas Farm Bureau Insurance
- Virginia Farm Bureau Insurance
- Western Community InsuranceWashington
- Insurer not confirmedIllinois, Massachusetts, Nevada, West Virginia
1st Choice Living is an independent temporary housing company. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Farm Bureau Federation, any state Farm Bureau, or any Farm Bureau insurance company. Insurer names appear only to help you find your state. Checked November 2026.
One vendor from the first call to pickup.
- One named contact from first call to pickup
- Direct billing to the carrier, TPA, or housing company
- Placement tracked against the policy’s ALE limit, flagged early near the cap
- Local rules checked before delivery; temporary-use permits handled where required
- Utility connections by licensed, insured contractors from our vendor network
- Site conditions documented at setup and again at takedown
- Scheduled service visits for the length of the stay
- Furnished units that sleep 1 to 10, with kitchen, bath, and heat and air
Already working with a housing company?
Stay with them. Ask them to send us the file, and we will work it through them.
“We partnered with 1st Choice Living over 15 years ago. It was one of the best business decisions we have made. We hand them a file and they literally manage everything from there.”
Jeff, VP Operations, Claims Company
Send the file.
The property address, the household size, and the claim contact are enough to start. One person calls you back.
Capability sheetOne page for the file (PDF)
Need the property documented too?
LossMap, our aerial documentation company, flies the house, the barns, and every other structure on the property and delivers one gallery for the file.
Frequently asked questions
Are you part of Farm Bureau?
No. 1st Choice Living is an independent temporary housing company. We are not affiliated with or endorsed by the American Farm Bureau Federation, any state Farm Bureau, or any Farm Bureau insurance company.
We already use a housing company. Can we still use you?
Yes. Stay with your housing company and ask them to send us the file. We work through housing companies and TPAs, and most set us up as a vendor.
Can a trailer go on a farm or ranch?
Usually. It depends on the site and the local rules. We confirm the property can take a unit and check local rules before delivery.
Who do you bill?
The carrier, TPA, or housing company that owns the file. On a covered claim the family does not front the cost.
Does the policy cover a trailer?
That depends on the policy, and it is the adjuster’s decision. We do not interpret coverage. We send a written quote for the file.