CLAIMS
It is the policy of this organization to be honest in dealing
with all our carriers, and to conscientiously represent the
interests of those who have appointed us as their agents.
We look to maintain a consistently profitable and long-term
association with our companies in order to bring our clients
the best service possible. We value the relationships with
our companies just as much as we value the relationships with
our clients.
For fast, efficient claims service, please locate your insurance
company and number below. Most of our companies offer 24-hour
claims service.
| COMPANY |
CLAIM NUMBERS |
| Property & Casualty |
| Ace |
(866) 820-4203 |
| American Reliable |
(800) 245-1505 |
| Auto Owners |
(888) 252-4626 |
| Builders Mutual |
(800) 809-4862 |
| Capital City |
(800) 962-1625 |
| Companion |
(800) 845-2724 |
| Compcarolina |
(888) 393-2667 |
| Foremost |
(800) 527-3907 |
| GMAC |
(800) 468-3466 |
| Ohio Casualty Group |
(800) 366-6446 |
| PA Lumbermens |
(800) 752-1895 |
| Progressive |
(800) Progressive |
| St. Paul Travelers |
(800) 252-4633 |
| State Auto |
(800) 766-1853 |
| Universal |
(800) 288-8050 |
| Windsor Mount Joy |
(800) 233-0228 |
| Zurich |
(800) 987-3373 |
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| Flood |
Capital City
|
(800) 962-1625 |
| Hartford |
(800) 759-8656 |
| Selective |
(877) 328-0552 |
| Service |
(866) 455-9969 |
Helpful Hints:
In case of an auto accident follow these steps:
1. Seek medical attention at once for any injured persons
by calling 911.
2. Call to request that a law enforcement officer come to
the accident scene to make a report. Cooperate with the officer
who arrives. If an officer cannot come to the accident, go
to the nearest law enforcement station to file a counter report.
To protect yourself, file a report even if the other party
leaves the scene or fails to report the accident. Penalties
for “hit-and-run” accidents are quite severe in
some states.
3. Do not discuss the accident facts with anyone except
the officer and your own insurance representative (either
your independent agent or insurance company.)
4. Get the names of all witnesses before leaving the scene,
then provide the information to your agent or insurance company
representative.
5. Promptly report any accident to your agent or direct
to your company at one of the numbers listed above.
Preparing for the unexpected:
1. Protect your property before a loss happens. Most homes
have a central location where electricity, water, etc. can
be turned off. Learn where your home’s main shut-off
points are and make sure every member of your household learns
how to shut them off in the event of an emergency.
2. Keep an emergency kit on hand with these essentials
- First aid supplies
- Flashlight
- Battery powered radio
- Extra batteries
- Bottled water
- Blankets
3. Keep a record of important phone numbers. Along with
your local emergency numbers and the number of your agent,
keep the number of your insurance company listed above handy.
4. Inventory your personal and business items. A written
record of your property is one of the best ways to make sure
you get the full protection due under your policy. If a loss
happens, you’ll have a complete record of your belongings.
If you have a property claim:
1. Call you insurance company right away. Most companies
have claims professionals on hand 24 hours a day, seven days
a week, to take your report.
2. Be sure your agent and claims adjuster know how and where
to reach you.
3. Protect your home from additional damage. Patch broken
windows or exposed areas of the roof with plywood. If you
can’t do the repairs yourself, your claims representative
can often recommend a reliable local contractor.
4. Even if you feel some items may be damaged beyond repair,
don’t dispose of them until your claims representative
has examined them.
5. Move small valuables and other personal belongings to
a secure place.
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