Biz Insurance Recommendations
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soonermajic
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No longer can reccomend Midlothian. Now owned by Liberty Mutual, & called State Auto
soapy
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I was with Nationwide for over 10 years and never had a claim. They came in last year with a huge increase. My agent got a quote from Auto Owners and it was several thousands less than the previous price I was paying.
Earl Weiss
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whomever you choose make sure they are authorized to do business in your state and that they will therefore be part of any guaranty fund if they go broke. Excess and Surplus lines carries can write business in some states and not be part of the fund and if they go broke when you have a loss you have no insurance. Don't accept any "They are A+ rated" claims. When an agent says this I tell them to put it in writing that the agent will personally cover claims if the company goes broke - they never do.
traveler17
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8 grand!! I pay a little less than that for 2 locations. I will say I had to go through first citizens bank because that’s who my loan is through. I didn’t have a choice. But so far so good. Like all of them hike is coming. Might be worth checking out
ShinePro
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Wow
In Ohio- Hastings Mutual- which is a national co
I use Cincinnati Ins to make sure they are honest
5 ss bay and 1 IBA. $3,500.
Having said that- they base it as much on my sales as they do the building and equipment.
Time to go Shopping!
Roz
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We have the same size wash for one location with Erie ($5500).
Have tried Mutual until they jacked up the rates (no claims or reason given).
Car wash insurance is nuts
OurTown
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We have Erie too.
