Mike Bailey – State Farm Insurance Agent

I’ve had some rotten luck this past year. Two car accidents and just last week someone shattered my passenger side window to steal a number of items out of my vehicle. While granted, my premium has gone up, as to be expected, State Farm and Mike Bailey’s office were quick to resolve the damage. I felt so violated after I was robbed and seeing the broken window would have been that constant reminder. I only needed to go 27 hours before my car window was replaced at no immediate cost to me. I hate to sound cheesy but Like a good neighbor, State Farm was there.

I have been a customer of Mike Bailey’s office for the past year and they have been a delight to work with. I have never even set foot in the office but have been able to accomplish everything I need. Everyone I have spoken to on the phone here is such a delight and I actually look forward to calling.

Warning, stay away. The whole reason for insurance is to have help in a time of need. They lack the ability to fully provide this.
Our whole family have been customers of Mike’s office for over a decade without any major incidents. We bought insurance from them for all of our cars and houses. Late last year our house flooded, we lost practically everything, the entire house was gutted and rebuilt.
This is an insurance company who sells themselves as the people who catch you when you fall. Along the way they made it extremely difficult to get thru the entire process, making it hard to get anything back without putting in more money.
They strongarmed us into using their contractor who literally screwed us (check out my review for All Phase Restoration out of Englewood, CO). Together they worked together to make things incredibly tough to get what we wanted in the rebuild of our childhood home.
One example out of many, we ended up having mold (obviously from the amount of water) in the house. They fought us and made us pay $ 8000 out of pocket to remediate the mold on our own even after losing so much already.
They found loopholes within their own contracts that contradict what you need just to save them money.
Shady.