Edwin Shoell Insurance Agency

We can’t say it enough: We love our customers! That felt good. Your loyalty and business mean a lot to us.

Report how you want! With InsurePay, workers’ compensation customers can now select the option to report by class code, as well as choose the reporting frequency (weekly, bi-weekly, monthly) that works for them.

Fireplace safety 101: Keep those glass doors open to help prevent fire-causing creosote buildup. But keep mesh curtains closed to keep embers from shooting out.

CrashAssist, a new feature in the Signal® by Farmers® app, can help detect crashes and help connect you with emergency service providers, if requested. Call me today to find out more.

Shopping online can make the holidays a breeze (think of all the cookies you can bake with that extra free time). Be sure to keep your identity and financial information safe. Check every website’s URL for the “s” in “https” before sharing your data online. That means it’s encrypted as it travels the web.

Embarking on the trip of a lifetime? Sharing exotic travel snaps and selfies on social might raise the risk of a robbery while you’re away. Save those posts for when you’re safely back home.

You could be missing out on hundreds in savings. Let’s chat about how switching your home insurance to Farmers could help you save.

Ever wonder what happens if you’re in an accident with an uninsured driver? If this question makes you want to double-check your auto coverage, just give me a call.

Why does turning on your high beams when it’s foggy make it harder to see the road? Because the light bounces off tiny water droplets in the air, reducing visibility.

So much has changed – side hustles, car sharing, self-driving cars. Farmers Flex℠ Personal Auto offers Enhanced Roadside and Ride Assistance, Vehicle Replacement Plus, and New Replacement Parts coverage options. Let’s talk today. farme.rs/ILFlexAuto

Wearing a safety-rated helmet is using your noodle (and can save your noggin). Helmets have a shelf life (about 5 to 10 years, depending on use) and need to be replaced every now and then.

Here’s one way you could *save* money while your kid is away at college: If your student only drives the family car on breaks, you might catch a break on your auto insurance. Let’s talk about your current coverage.