- Auto InsuranceAuto insurance protects you against financial loss if you have an accident. It is a contract between you and the insurance company. You agree to pay the premium and the insurance company agrees to pay your losses as defined in your policy.
- Home InsuranceOnce you have determined the approximate worth of your home and its contents, in most cases, your homeowners insurance coverage will be on the home’s replacement cost. Generally, if you purchase coverage on a replacement cost basis and insure your home for at least 80% of its replacement cost, your insurance will automatically be issued on a replacement cost basis. Then, when you suffer a loss, your insurer would pay you the amount it would cost to replace or repair your home without deducting anything for depreciation. Of course, this type of coverage is more expensive than actual cash value coverage.
- Life InsuranceBy offering world class service protection for your Auto, Home, Health, Business, and Life Insurance, we make sure that you're covered.
- Workers Compensation Insurance: The most an insurer will pay under Part Two of a Workers' Compensation Policy for claims arising out of any one accident, regardless of how many employee claims arise out of the accident
- Professional Liability Insurance: Coverage designed to protect professionals such as physicians and real estate brokers, against liability incurred as a result of errors and omissions in performing professional services
- Liability Insurance: A clause used in Umbrella policies providing that the Umbrella will 'drop-down' over underlying policy aggregate limits when they have been reduced or exhausted
- Flood Insurance: A federally funded program established to make flood insurance available to properties located in participating communities National Flood Insurance Program: A federally funded program established to make flood insurance available to properties located in participating communities