Your Farmington Insurance Agent — Here When You Need to Talk to Someone

My office is at 22 E 200 N in Farmington, a few minutes from Station Park, and I've been serving Davis County residents from this location for over 20 years. As an independent insurance agent in Farmington, UT, I'm not tied to a single carrier — I compare rates across multiple top-rated companies to find coverage that fits your life, your budget, and the specific risks that come with living on the Wasatch Front.

Coverage Built for Davis County Life

Living in Farmington means something specific: newer construction homes in fast-growing subdivisions, daily commutes on I-15 and US-89, and weekends spent on Antelope Island, the Wasatch foothills, or out on the Great Salt Lake. Your insurance should reflect where you actually live — not a generic policy assembled by someone who has never heard of Farmington Bay.

New-Construction Homeowners in Farmington's Growing Neighborhoods

Farmington has added more new subdivisions in the past decade than almost any other Davis County city, and new-construction homes carry coverage considerations that older homes don't. Replacement cost values, builder warranties, and the Wasatch Front's seismic exposure all factor into how your home policy should be structured. I walk through every one of these with you before you sign anything.

I-15 and US-89 Commuters

If you're driving I-15 into Salt Lake or working the US-89 corridor through Kaysville and Layton, your auto policy needs to hold up in real northern Utah conditions — winter weather, high-traffic interchanges, and the elevated risk that comes with daily freeway miles. I review your auto coverage with those commuting patterns in mind, not a national average.

Outdoor Recreation Owners

Davis County puts you minutes from Antelope Island State Park, Farmington Bay, and the trailheads climbing into the Wasatch foothills. If you own an RV, motorcycle, ATV, or boat, that equipment deserves its own policy — not an afterthought rider. I cover recreational vehicles as a dedicated line, so your gear is protected whether it's parked, trailered, or in use.

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Serving Farmington and the Surrounding Davis County Communities

My Farmington office is the home base for coverage across the entire Davis County corridor. I regularly work with clients in Kaysville, Centerville, Bountiful, Layton, and North Salt Lake — communities close enough that I know the roads, the neighborhoods, and the local conditions that affect your coverage. If you're searching for an independent insurance agency near Farmington, UT, or looking for a Davis County insurance agent who picks up the phone, you've found the right place.

 

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FAQS

Common Questions from Farmington and Davis County Residents

  • What makes you different from a captive agent like State Farm or Allstate?
    A captive agent can only offer you one company's rates. As an independent insurance broker in Farmington, Utah, I work with multiple top-rated carriers and compare them on your behalf. That means if one company raises your rate, I have options — I'm not stuck defending a single carrier's pricing.
  • Do I need to make an appointment, or can I walk in?
    Both work. My office at 22 E 200 N in Farmington is open during business hours and walk-ins are welcome. If you'd prefer a scheduled appointment, I'm happy to set one up by phone or through the contact form on this site.
  • Does my home insurance cover earthquake damage in Utah?
    Standard home insurance policies do not include earthquake coverage, and the Wasatch Front carries meaningful seismic risk. I review earthquake exposure as part of every home insurance conversation and can add standalone earthquake coverage where it makes sense for your situation.
  • I moved to a new-construction home in Farmington — do I need to update my policy?
    Yes, and it's worth doing before you close if possible. New construction affects your replacement cost value, and some builder-phase exposures aren't covered under a standard policy. I work with Farmington homeowners on exactly this transition and can make sure your coverage is current from day one.
  • Can you help with Medicare plans for a parent who just turned 65 in Davis County?
    Yes. I work with Medicare-eligible adults throughout Davis County and northern Utah to compare Medicare Advantage, Supplement, and Part D drug plans. There's no cost to you for that guidance — I'm paid by the carrier. If your parent wants to sit down in person, my Farmington office is available for that conversation.

Talk to a Local Agent Who Knows Farmington

After 25 years in insurance — including 18 years as a Farmers agent and the last several as an independent — I've seen what happens when people have the wrong coverage and what it looks like when they have the right kind. My job is to make sure you're in the second group. Call me directly at (801) 824-0074, stop by the office near Station Park and the Legacy Events Center, or send a message below. I answer my own phone during business hours — no menus, no callbacks from a stranger.