New Insurance (Homeowners, Automobile, Umbrella, & additional riders)

[djeuch]

TL;DR: I'm in SEPA and looking for new insurance for Homeowners, Automobile, Umbrella, and I have additional riders on my home insurance (like firearms and other high-valuable items, some of them individually listed).

I'm 53. When I started driving at 16, I had State Farm, and carried that for 15 years until they royally pissed me off. At the time I was working for GE so I went with their Electric Insurance solution, and have been happy with them for the last 25 years. I got a letter on Saturday they are discontinuing all insurance products in the state of Pennsylvania and my current policies all expire on November 1.

I don't do minimums on coverage. I keep full Tort. I keep a sizable umbrella policy because, well... I suppose I have trust issues. I'm not afraid to buy a quality product, but I don't want to overpay. Thus my question.

For those of you in SEPA, do you have any good 2A-friendly insurance recommendations for me? I'm looking to replace my entire insurance suite. It need not necessarily be local (my last one was not), but there's obvious advantages to a local contact or recommendation.

Thanks in advance!

[bogey1]

Ive been with mitros insurance for over ten years or so, they use erie which are 2a friendly as I was told.

610-296-2600

I have three vehicles/biz insurance and renters with them.

[Noah_Zark]

AMICA. amica.com. They do not have local agents but have a regional office in Philly.

Noah

[ROCK-IT3]

Ive been with mitros insurance for over ten years or so, they use erie which are 2a friendly as I was told.

610-296-2600

I have three vehicles/biz insurance and renters with them.

I was always happy with Erie, only switched when they wouldn't insure my house due to the type of siding.

[bandsmoyer@yahoo.com]

If you're a veteran check USAA

[bogey1]

I was always happy with Erie, only switched when they wouldn't insure my house due to the type of siding.

Cedar?

[ROCK-IT3]

Cedar?

No, some sort of fiber board coated with asphalt and shingle-type granules.

[NathanB]

If you're a veteran check USAA

Unfortunately Usaa is no longer competitive. We switched two years ago and went to Erie.

[MARINE DIVISION TWO]

Countryway Insurance for all your needs,They saved us for exact coverage approx. $ 175 a month,Homeowners $550 a year,and sonsauto policy saved him $125 a month annd we dont have minumum liabilitys. Got this policy thru Nationwide in Mt Pocono ask for Chelsea.

[Curmudgeon]

For years now we've had good luck with Safeco, owned by Liberty Mutual.
I don't think they have their own agents. If anyone is curious post here
or by PM and I'll send the contact info.

We have auto, homeowners, and umbrella.
I think price comparisons are useless because there are far too many variables
that are not accounted for in forum threads.