Auto Insurance for Sedalia Drivers
Highways 50 and 65 meet in Sedalia, so local drivers see everything from in-town traffic to long highway trips. We'll fit your coverage to how far and how often you drive.
Sedalia has been a railroad town since the Pacific Railroad reached it in 1861, and you can still feel it at the restored 1896 Katy Depot, now a major Katy Trail trailhead. It's the Pettis County seat, the place Scott Joplin called home when his Maple Leaf Rag came out in 1899, and — since it was chosen for the job that same year — the home of the Missouri State Fair.
Shield Squad Agency is based in Independence, on the Kansas City side of the state. Sedalia is a good drive from our office, so Troy Lentz works with Sedalia households and businesses the easy way: by phone, by text, and through our online quote form.
We're not going to pretend we're around the corner. What we can offer is personal help, straight answers, and no need to ever make the trip to Independence.
Sedalia has a little of everything — historic homes, newer neighborhoods, farms, and a busy business district — and we'll take the time to understand your situation.
Troy Lentz
Licensed Insurance Advisor
Here's how we approach the coverage Sedalia households and businesses ask about most.
Highways 50 and 65 meet in Sedalia, so local drivers see everything from in-town traffic to long highway trips. We'll fit your coverage to how far and how often you drive.
A lot of Sedalia homes date back to the city's railroad years, and older construction can cost more to repair. We'll help you set a dwelling limit based on rebuilding your house, not just its sale price.
Renting in Sedalia? Your landlord's policy is about the building. A renters policy protects your belongings and covers your liability if someone is hurt.
Life insurance comes down to who would need help if you weren't here. We'll walk through term, whole life, and IUL and help you settle on a sensible amount.
From shops in older downtown buildings to contractors and service companies, Sedalia's businesses come in every size. We'll talk through property, liability, and vehicle coverage for yours.
Central Missouri's rolling highways make for a great ride. We'll set up motorcycle coverage that matches your bike and the way you ride it.
Plenty of Sedalia boaters tow south to the big lakes for the weekend. We'll explain how your boat, motor, trailer, and liability on the water are covered.
Whether your camper heads out for long road trips or just stays parked between getaways, we'll go over RV coverage on the road, at the campsite, and in storage.
Dogs who walk the Katy Trail with you and cats who never leave the windowsill can both need a vet. We'll explain pet insurance through Farmers, provided by Pets Best.
Ready to review your coverage? Talk with a local advisor in Sedalia.
A few things we'd keep in mind for a home, car, or business in Sedalia.
Yes. We work with Missouri customers outside the Kansas City area by phone, text, and our online quote form, so you'll get the same personal help without the drive.
Look at the roof, wiring, plumbing, and heating, and make sure your dwelling limit reflects what it would cost to rebuild with today's labor and materials.
Home insurance basicsMaybe not. Renting to others, even briefly, can fall outside a standard homeowners policy. Talk to us before you list the space so there aren't any surprises.
Home insurance basicsStart with your building or lease, your inventory and equipment, liability for customers, and income you could lose if a covered loss forced you to close.
Business insurance basicsBoat insurance can protect the boat, its motor, and the trailer, along with your liability out on the lake. Homeowners insurance usually provides very little for boats.
Boat insurance basicsCall or text (816) 291-3898, or send a quote request online. We'll take it from there by phone.
Learn more about the coverage Sedalia, MO households and businesses ask about, or see how we help customers across Missouri.
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Talk with Troy Lentz and the Shield Squad Agency team about your insurance needs.
Troy Lentz
Licensed Insurance Advisor