Mike McClaskie – State Farm Insurance Agent

Worked with these folks for years and they have been nothing but amazing! Tracie is a gem and recently got to work with Cosmo to get some particular coverage. If you are choosing State Farm, this is your branch!

You cant go wrong with State Farm — not at this location. Been a SF customer for almost 10 years. Previously had Motorists and you could never get ahold of the rep for any insurance changes. Whenever I have a payment due, I always walk it into the office since it is not too far from where we live. The folks here are phenomenal. Even brought the hubby over to SF from Nationwide and saved him a big chunk of money on his car insurance since I have my car and home insurance with State Farm.

The State Farm Insurance office Greg and I visited for auto and renter’s insurance was clean and nice and professional. There were freebies like keychains, pens, suckers, and bottles of water. We were waited on in a timely fashion, and the two women who we dealt with were very polite.
But State Farm was not right for us.
First of all, their auto policy was very harsh on Greg who got a speeding ticket almost three years ago. The woman even got a little motherly with Greg, almost as if she was scolding him. Jeeze, people! Let it go! It’s only a minor traffic offense. State Farm was charging way more than what Greg was expecting based on his internet research. They tried to talk their way out of the high prices, but our later visit to Callif insurance confirmed that they were inflated.
Second, they took the renter’s insurance too seriously. I understand that they’re trying to cover all the bases, but it seemed like they were dealing with doomsday ²⁴⁄₇. They preached to us about fires and floods, seemingly trying to scare us into investing more into our policy. They asked about every little thing we could own including jewelry and furs. Seriously, as a 22-​year-​old, flexitarian, recent college grad, do you think I have furs?
Third, they bragged and boasted about their main agent and how he’s nationally recognized. I’m into modesty. Enough said.
We left State Farm and didn’t look back. We just couldn’t afford to be covered by them.