Caution - Stay away from Stonegate Insurance

Wow.... I bet that company uses contract estimators in the field. Hard to say what you will get. Your warning heeded....

Our house insurance went up by 35%, approx $1300 up to $1800 a year. Zero claims. Thought it was a typo and called them(Cooperators). Nope new rate is accurate due to them having to pay out so many "weather/disaster" claims. Mother Nature.... Dropped them and found a company for$1000/year.
Insurers raising rates after high losses in an area, regardless of your personal record, is normal. Sometimes they 'withdraw' from some markets that way, though they really do not fully leave, usually because they want to still write other types of policies in that area. 30+ years ago, our auto polices in northern IN doubled... our agent was honest about it: They had been suffering high losses in the NW IN & Chicago area, and just wanted to reduce their exposure. I did like you.... got another policy. Inconvenient, but nothing personal.

I've had no problems with State Farm in VA. We have not had a lot of claims so they make money from us. Repaired my '07 CDT for $5k after I slid backwards on ice into a steel NF gate post.... (The NF sets those babies in DEEP LOL!) No issues, no problems; I chose the repair shop from their long list of decent shops and they did some things at my direction with no issues/questions. Used doors did not bother me since they were only 2-3 years old. I did not need a rental so that complication did not arise.