Insurance
Life Insurance
The proper coverage can mean all the difference to the loved ones you leave behind. We can help you determine the insurance program that best fits their needs.
Automobile Insurance
We represent several national and regional companies that are financially stable and have a history of excellent service and competitive rates.
Homeowners Insurance
Your home may be your largest investment. Is it properly insured? Would you be able to rebuild? If you are not sure, give us a call.
Business Insurance
Whether you have a small home business or huge enterprise, business insurance can protect you in case the worst happens to your investment.
Medicare Supplement Insurance
A Medicare Supplement insurance plan can help you pay for medical costs that may not be covered by Medicare.
About
In 1964 a partnership was formed with founder Edgar Long and his grandson, current owner J. Michael Bayline, CLU. Over the years since Edgar retired, Michael “Ki” Bayline expanded the products available to his clients and obtained the CLU (Chartered Life Underwriter) Designation. In 2000 Ki’s son, M. Scott Bayline, joined the Agency. Today our agency strives to provide the best value for your insurance needs offering Auto, Home, Business, Life, and Medicare Supplement Insurance as well as Retirement planning and Annuities. In addition to Ki and Scott our Agency Employees 3 Full time licensed agents and 1 customer service representative who are dedicated to serving our clients. Everywhere you turn someone is offering to save you money on your insurance bill, but isn’t it more important to find the right coverage for you at the right price? Stop in, call, or email us and our agency will be happy to review your insurance needs and find you THE RIGHT COVERAGE FOR THE RIGHT PRICE.
Our TEAM
J. Michael
Scott Bayline
Vicki Borowsky
Megan Hurd
Kory Meacham
Haley Bayline
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