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Compare Blue Sky vs. Progressive RV Insurance

What’s the difference between Blue Sky RV Insurance and Progressive RV Insurance? See how our editors compare the two companies below.
Last Updated: April 10, 2024
Blue Sky RV Insurance
4.4 / 5 - Excellent
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Progressive RV Insurance
4.3 / 5 - Excellent
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Key Facts

  • Roadside assistance
  • Multi-vehicle discounts
  • Depreciation free insurance
  • Storage option
  • Total loss replacement
  • Progressive Insurance - Trusted by Over 18,000,000
  • Competitive rates, tons of discounts (safe driver, pay-in-full, multi-car, multi-policy, quoting online & more)
  • Name your price Tool®
  • Comprehensive List of RV Covered Items
  • Roadside Assistance Included
  • Recreational Vehicles, Trailers & Fifth Wheels

OVERALL RATINGS

 Blue SkyProgressive
Coverage & Benefits4.5/54.5/5
Customer Support4.3/54.0/5
Cost4.5/54.0/5

Coverage & Benefits Differences

Basic Coverage

 Blue SkyProgressive
Bodily Injury Liability
Property Damage Liability
Collision
Comprehensive
Personal Injury
Medical Payments
Uninsured/Underinsured Motorist

RV Specific Coverage

Blue Sky
vs
Progressive
  • Total Loss Replacement
  • RV Roadside Assistance
  • Full Timer
  • Belongings & Personal Effects
  • Permanent Attachments
  • Emergency Expense Allowance
  • Mexico Insurance
  • Vacation Liability
  • Total Loss Replacement
  • RV Roadside Assistance
  • Full Timer
  • Belongings & Personal Effects
  • Emergency Expense Allowance
  • Mexico Insurance
  • Vacation Liability

RV's Covered

Blue Sky
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Progressive
  • Class A
  • Class B
  • Class C
  • Conventional Trailer
  • Fifth Wheel Trailer
  • Pop-up Tent Trailer
  • Mounted Truck Camper
  • Cargo/Utility & Single Horse Trailer
  • Class A
  • Class B
  • Class C
  • Conventional Trailer
  • Fifth Wheel Trailer
  • Pop-up Tent Trailer
  • Mounted Truck Camper
  • Toy Hauler & Horse Trailer
  • Cargo/Utility & Single Horse Trailer

Cost & Discounts Compared

 Blue SkyProgressive
Premium
Annual Premium will vary by driver and vehicle
As low as $125/year
Deductible
Deductible will vary by driver and vehicle
Deductible will vary by driver and vehicle
Discounts
Disappearing Deductible
Safe/Responsible Driver
Paid-in-Full

How is their customer support?

Services

Blue Sky
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Progressive
  • Online Claim Reporting
  • 24/7 US-based Support
  • Online Claim Reporting
  • Claim Tracking
  • 24/7 US-based Support
 Blue SkyProgressive
BBB Rating
A+
A+
Number of BBB Positive Reviews
0
7
Number of BBB Neutral Reviews
0
6
Number of BBB Negative Reviews
3
186
Date Collected
2017-12-04
2019-01-03

Contact & Additional Information

 Blue SkyProgressive
Homepage URL
Company Phone
(866) 484-2583
(800) 776-4737
Headquarters Address
202 Montrose West Avenue, Suite 200, Copley, OH, 44321
6300 Wilson Mills Rd., Mayfield Village, OH, 44143
Year Founded
2006
1937

Final Verdict

Blue Sky RV Insurance has a higher overall rating than Progressive RV Insurance. Blue Sky scores better than Progressive across: Customer Support, and Cost. Both companies score similarly on Coverage & Benefits.


Customer Comments & Reviews

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Evan
8/17/2022
Progressive RV Insurance review
I purchased this last 2 years, I think it good for me.


mwilson
6/1/2022
Progressive RV Insurance review
Have had Progressive RV insurance for about 3 years now. Last summer had my catalytic converters stolen and Progressive was there to help get them replaced in time for a cross country trip. When we go back still had some issues and ended up having to take to a dealer an hour away. The dealer caused some damage to the awning and refused to admit it. I thought, that is what insurance is for and started a claim. Progressive, again, did a great job on helping me get it fixed. The other day I got a non-renewal notice from them. Think it is odd for a company to non-renew a client that pays on time, had 1 moving violation in 40 years, has only ever submitted 2 claims to an insurance company for a total of $1500. Was going to switch my auto and home to them this year, glad I waited. I get having metrics and flags to ID poor risks, but think you need to look at all of the information about your clients.


clearskyken
12/17/2019
Progressive RV Insurance review
I've been with Progressive for my motohome insurance for 3 years. The first couple of year I had modest increases as one might expect. The latest renewal notice had an increase of nearly $200 for the year. I called the independent agent and she ran it again and came up with the same premium. I went online and submitted a request through American Adventure. They responded within an hour with a rate using Progressive that was below what I paid in my first year with Progressive. Plus, the coverage was better with a guaranteed value (not depreciated value) in the case of a total loss, and better coverage for the loss of personal items from the motorhome. I then called my local independent agent and had her re-quote with the same policy levels. Again her quote remained the same even with increasing the deductible from $250 to $1000. She said something about "diminishing deductible" for the higher rate she was quoting. I think that's riduculous to pay a higher rate each year for a diminishing deductible, someting I may never take advantage of. I can afford a $1000 deductible especially when it lowers my premium by over $300 a year. All that and I'm still with Progressive.


Janet B
10/10/2018
Progressive RV Insurance review
We had extensive damage to our fifth wheel due to hail and straight line winds. Progressive was wonderful to work with and keep us informed of the progress of the claim. They paid the claim in a timely manner, I highly recommend using this company to insure your RV/fith wheel/camper.


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Gary
3/17/2017
Blue Sky RV Insurance review
I've had the motorhome and truck insured with Blue Sky RV insurance for the past 2 years. Very few companies are interested in insuring "full-timers", which is the category I happen to fall in. The premiums for both the motorhome and truck are more competitive than 2 of the insurance companies you see advertising on TV constantly.