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Homeowners & drivers
Call to review the homeowners and auto coverage you have now. A licensed insurance agent can compare your options and help you decide whether switching is the right fit. There is no obligation to change policies.
Three simple steps. You stay in control of whether you request quotes or switch coverage.
Use the button to reach a licensed insurance agent. You are placing the call — we do not use a form or send an outbound sales call from this page.
A licensed agent can review your current home and auto policies, including limits, deductibles, and any questions you want to ask, in a straightforward conversation.
The agent can prepare comparison quotes. If another option looks like a better fit, you can choose to switch. If not, you can keep what you have. The choice is yours.
If you insure both a home and a vehicle, you can ask the licensed agent about quoting them as a package.
Share the basics of both policies on the same call so the agent can look at your household coverage in one place, rather than piece by piece.
Some insurers offer a multi-policy option when home and auto are written together. Availability depends on the agent, the insurer, and your situation.
A bundle does not automatically mean a lower price. Premiums, eligibility, and any multi-policy benefit vary. We do not guarantee savings or a successful switch.
Insurance language can be hard to parse. A licensed agent can walk you through the terms on a quote so you can choose coverage that fits your needs and budget. The short descriptions below are general introductions only — they are not advice about what you should buy, and wording varies by policy.
On many auto policies, comprehensive is the part that may help with vehicle damage from events other than a crash with another car — for example theft, vandalism, hail, or hitting an animal. Your policy controls what is included.
Collision is typically the part that may help repair or replace your vehicle after a crash with another vehicle or object, subject to your deductible and the policy terms.
A deductible is the amount you agree to pay out of pocket on a covered claim before the policy pays. Higher or lower deductibles can change your premium. An agent can show you how that trade-off looks on a quote.
Some auto policies include medical payments coverage, which may help with certain medical costs for you or your passengers after an accident, depending on the policy. Ask the agent whether it appears on a quote and what it would cover.
This campaign is focused on comparing homeowners and auto insurance. The licensed agent who answers may also be able to discuss other personal lines, if those products are offered and available to you.
Review the coverage on your house or residential property and compare it with a new quote from a licensed agent.
Compare the car insurance you have now — including liability, deductibles, and optional coverages — with updated quotes.
If it is relevant to you, ask whether the agent can discuss life insurance options. Availability varies, and this site does not sell life insurance.
You can also ask about coverage for a motorcycle or other recreational vehicle, if the agent offers those products in your area.
Ask about discounts. On the call, you are welcome to ask whether any discounts may apply to your situation. Eligibility and amounts vary by insurer and by person. Discounts are not guaranteed, and we do not advertise a savings figure.
The person who picks up is a licensed insurance agent — not a representative of this advertising website.
Expect a clear, respectful conversation about your current policies and what you want from a quote. The goal is to make the options understandable, not to rush a decision.
Many agents look to work with clients over the long term — answering questions at renewal, after a move, or when your household changes — not only on the first call.
Calls are intended for people comparing homeowners and auto insurance in the United States and are answered in English during the hours listed on this page. Hours can vary; if you reach a recording, follow the instructions or try again during posted times.
You can still call if you do not have everything in front of you. These items simply help the agent compare your current policies more accurately.
Your homeowners and auto declarations pages, or a recent bill that shows limits, deductibles, and the renewal date.
The address of the home, and for each vehicle the year, make, model, and VIN if you have it.
A driver’s license and a general sense of who is on the policy and how the vehicles are used.
Jot down anything you want explained — deductibles, bundling, discounts, or a coverage term you have seen on your current policy.
Straight answers about who we are and what happens when you call.
No. This website is an advertising service operated by The James R. Whelan Agency, LLC (Pay Per Call Now). We are not an insurance company, insurance agency, or insurance broker, and we do not sell, solicit, or negotiate insurance. When you call, you are connected to a licensed insurance agent.
A licensed insurance agent. That agent — not this website — is responsible for quotes, explanations of coverage, and any policy you may later decide to buy. This site is not affiliated with any insurance carrier.
No. We do not promise savings, a lower premium, or that you will be able to change companies. Quotes, discounts, and availability vary by person, location, and insurer. A licensed agent can show you the numbers that apply to you, and you can decide what to do.
The call is free to you. Standard phone-carrier rates from your own phone plan may apply.
That is fine. The call is a chance to compare, not a commitment. You can keep your current policies.
Typical hours are Monday through Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., and Saturday by appointment. Calls are answered in English. Please confirm the time zone and any holiday schedule on the call if you are unsure. Hours may vary.
No. This page does not include a callback form. If you want to speak with an agent, you place the call yourself using the number on this page.
Call a licensed insurance agent and review your options. No obligation to switch.
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