Auto Insurance for Lexington Drivers
Lexington drivers use Highway 13 to get down to I-70 and Highway 24 to head west toward the metro. Those longer drives and two-lane stretches are worth matching with the right limits and deductibles.
Lexington wears its history on its sleeve. The Lafayette County Courthouse has been in use since 1847, and you can still see the hole a cannonball left in one of its columns during the 1861 Battle of Lexington — often called the Battle of the Hemp Bales. At the state historic site, the Anderson House still has bullet holes in its walls.
Shield Squad Agency is based in Independence, and Troy Lentz works with Lexington families and businesses, along with neighbors in Higginsville, Odessa, and across Lafayette County.
Lexington is east of the metro along the Missouri River, and you can count on us for help without leaving town — just call or text.
Historic homes, river-bottom ground, and long-standing family businesses all bring different coverage questions, and we'll work through yours together.
Troy Lentz
Licensed Insurance Advisor
Here's how we approach the coverage Lexington households and businesses ask about most.
Lexington drivers use Highway 13 to get down to I-70 and Highway 24 to head west toward the metro. Those longer drives and two-lane stretches are worth matching with the right limits and deductibles.
Lexington has a lot of older and historic homes, some with craftsmanship that's hard to match today. We'll help make sure your dwelling coverage reflects what it would really take to repair or rebuild.
Renting an apartment downtown or a house on a side street? Your landlord's coverage stops at the building. Renters insurance takes care of your belongings and liability.
Some Lexington families have been here for generations, and others just arrived. Either way, life insurance helps protect the people you'd leave behind. We'll keep it simple.
Shops and offices around the courthouse square often sit in older buildings with their own quirks. We'll talk through property, liability, and what your lease says you're responsible for.
River bluffs and rolling farm country make Lafayette County a great place to ride. We'll set up coverage that fits your bike and your season.
Whether you fish the river or tow to a lake for the weekend, we'll explain how your boat, motor, trailer, and liability on the water are covered.
If your camper spends the off-season in the barn or the driveway, it still needs protection. We'll go over coverage on the road and in storage.
Old-house cats and riverside dogs both end up at the vet sometimes. We'll explain how pet insurance through Farmers, provided by Pets Best, can help.
Ready to review your coverage? Talk with a local advisor in Lexington.
What we'd keep in mind for a home, car, or business in Lexington.
Yes. We're based in Independence and work with Lexington households and businesses throughout Lafayette County.
Not necessarily, but older homes need careful attention to the roof, wiring, and plumbing, and to what it would cost to rebuild. We'll go through it with you.
Home insurance basicsGenerally, no. Flood is usually a separate policy. If you're near the river or in a low area, it's worth looking at the FEMA flood maps and talking with us.
Start with the building itself, your liability to customers, your equipment, and any income you'd lose if you had to close after a covered loss.
Business insurance basicsOnce you're renting it out, a standard homeowners policy usually isn't the right fit. We'll explain what changes and what a landlord policy covers.
Home insurance basicsCall or text (816) 291-3898, or send us a quote request online — no trip to Independence needed.
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Troy Lentz
Licensed Insurance Advisor