Stop State law requires that you stop if you are involved in an accident.

Take safety precautions. Use flags, flares, etc., to prevent further accidents.

Seek medical attention. See that any injured parties receive medical attention.

Call the police. Contact the state, local or city police.

Identify the other driver. Obtain name, address, phone number and insurance information.

Verify information. Make sure the license is current and the registration number matches the number plate on the vehicle.

Report the accident. You can report your claim one of three ways.

• Call our office during normal business hours. 8:30-5:00 Monday through Friday.
• Directly to your insurance company using the phone number or link listed on our manage your policy page OR
• Fill out the form below and your loss information will be sent to one of our licensed agents.

Damage to your home or personal property - even a small loss - can be an emotional and confusing experience. We are committed to resolving your claim, with a quick and easy claims process.

Immediately after a Homeowner Loss

Protect yourself and others.  Always be careful before entering a damaged building. If your property has sustained serious structural damage or if there are any doubts about its safety, contact local government officials to determine the status of your home before entering.

Report downed power lines or gas leaks to the utility company.

Keep electricity turned off if there is standing water in the house.

Never touch electrical components while standing in water. If your safety appears at risk, leave the premises immediately.

Report the claim.  You can report your claim one of three ways.

• Call our office during normal business hours 8:30-5:00 Mon-Fri.
• Directly to your insurance company using the phone number or link listed on the manage your policy page on this web site.
• Fill out the form below and your information will be sent to one of our licensed agents