Bodily Injury Liability — covers the cost of injuries to other people that you cause while driving your car.

Property Damage Liability — covers the cost of damage that you cause to another vehicle or property (fence, mailbox, building, etc.)

Medical Payments— provides reimbursement for medical expenses for injuries to you or your passengers, regardless of fault.

Uninsured Motorist Coverage — covers the cost of injuries you or your passengers sustain in an accident caused by an uninsured motorist.

Underinsured Motorist Coverage — covers the cost of injuries to you or your passengers when another driver lacks adequate coverage to pay the costs of a serious accident.

Collision — covers the damage to your vehicle caused by hitting anything other than an animal. Examples: another vehicle, a tree, the ditch, etc.

Comprehensive — covers the damage to your vehicle caused by hitting an animal, or other non-crash damages (examples: fire, theft, hail, falling objects, broken windshield/window)

The two main types of loss settlements are Actual Cash Value (ACV) and Replacement Cost (RC). With ACV coverage, the insured would be paid the depreciated value of the damaged property at the time of loss. With RC coverage, the insured is reimbursed the amount necessary to repair or replace the damaged property with similar type and quality at the current cost.

Here are some of the items that affect your rate:

• Your age
• Accidents, claims, & violations (both yours and the other drivers on your policy)
• Vehicle make & model
• Geographic location
• Credit History
• Insurance History

With most insurers, if you have an active auto policy, the highest amount of coverage on that policy will extend to a newly purchased vehicle for 7-14 days.

Most of our companies offer discounts like Claims-Free, Multi-Policy, Home Security System, and Newer Roof. We also recommend reviewing your policy every 1-3 years with your agent to ensure your home and property are sufficiently covered, as well as making sure you’re not paying for coverages you don’t want.

Umbrella insurance is a type of personal liability insurance that covers claims in excess of your underlying policies (homeowners, auto, watercraft, recreational vehicle, etc.)

Most of our customers are able to make payments online directly through their insurance company’s website or online portal.

Our core client base is northwest Wisconsin, as we have offices located in St. Croix Falls, Milltown, Grantsburg, Siren, Webster, and Minong. However, we are licensed in both WI and MN and provide insurance to many clients all the way from the Twin Cities to Duluth to Milwaukee and beyond.