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All Insurance Ltd. All Insurance Ltd is a Full Service Insurance Brokerage serving All of your Commercial and Personal Premium financing options are also available.

All Insurance provides a wide range of insurance products from personal, to commercial. Including commercial property, transport, cargo, logging, as well as home and auto insurance and everything in between. With four locations to serve you across Edmonton, and surrounding areas, All Insurance is a one-stop shop

Head Office (Insurance and Registry)
3012 – 106 Street
Edmonton, Alberta, T6J 5M5
Telephone: 780.448-0100

Southeast Edmonton (Capilano- Insurance and Registry)
160 – 5055 101 Ave NW
Edmonton, AB
T6A 0G7
Telephone: 780.465.8989
Fax: 780.465.8920

Trail Business Centre (Northwest Edmonton)
304 – 13220 St. Albert Trail
Edmonton, AB T5L 4W1
Telephone: 780.448-0100

Westlock
10011 – 106 St #101,
Westlock, AB T7P 2K3. Telephone: 780.349.3096
Toll Free: 888.349.3096
Fax: 780.349.5908

Drayton Valley
Telephone: 780.621.7395

10/15/2026

When a client says "You're way nicer than the person I spoke with yesterday"… and that person was actually me. 😅📞✨

Jokes aside, exceptional service isn't about having a single good day—it’s about having a team that never gives up on getting things 100% right for you. Whether you're navigating policy renewals, asking tough coverage questions, or shopping for better rates, our commitment is always to listen, adapt, and deliver the best experience possible.

You deserve a brokerage that stays consistent, transparent, and completely in your corner through every life change. Our team is built on dependable support, sharp expertise, and an unwavering promise to keep your home, auto, and business fully protected with zero compromise.

No matter what questions you bring to the table, we're always here to make sure you feel confident, supported, and thoroughly taken care of.

10/12/2026

Leaving Alberta for the winter? Your home insurance has rules most snowbirds break. ✈️🌴🏡❄️

Heading south for the cold months is the ultimate winter escape, but leaving your property unattended without meeting standard policy conditions can leave your coverage completely void. Most Alberta home insurance policies include strict unoccupancy clauses during the heating season that take effect in as little as 48 to 96 hours of being away.

If you don't take specific preventative measures—like draining your plumbing, shutting off the main water supply, or having a competent person inspect your home daily or every few days to ensure heating remains functional—a frozen pipe or catastrophic leak while you're away might not be covered. Water damage claims resulting from unmonitored freezing can be denied entirely, leaving you personally responsible for tens of thousands in structural repairs.

The best pre-departure checklist includes both your travel itinerary and your policy terms. Setting up regular house checks, keeping heating systems properly maintained, and notifying your broker before an extended trip ensures your property remains fully protected while you enjoy the sun.

10/09/2026

Alberta’s first snowfall causes more insurance claims than almost any other day of the year. ❄️🚗💥

Every autumn, that initial freeze turns familiar roads into skating rinks overnight. Between summer driving habits, delayed winter tire installations, and sudden black ice, the first major snow event routinely leads to a massive surge in fender benders, rear-end collisions, and ditch run-offs across the province.

What catches many vehicles by surprise is how winter weather collisions are assessed. Even if icy roads contributed to the slide, collisions involving another vehicle or stationary object are almost always classified as at-fault accidents under your policy. That means covering the damage requires optional collision coverage, involves paying your deductible, and can lead to premium increases on future renewals.

The most effective protection starts with early preparation. Swapping to certified winter tires before the temperature consistently drops below 7°C, increasing following distance, and confirming your auto policy has full collision and comprehensive coverage keeps both your vehicle and your finances protected before winter takes over.

10/07/2026

"If this video goes viral, our boss promised us a vacation." So… do your thing, algorithm! 🌴✈️😅

Our team works hard every day comparing quotes, managing renewals, and making sure your property and auto policies are locked down. But today, we’re putting our faith in the power of the internet and a well-deserved tropical getaway.

Every like, comment, and share gets us one step closer to beach chairs and out-of-office autoreplies. Help a hard-working brokerage out—you never know, it might just earn you some great insurance karma on your next policy review!

10/05/2026

That giant Alberta pothole? Hitting it could cost you more than a tire. 🚗🕳️💥

Alberta’s freeze-thaw cycles create notorious craters on roads and highways, and hitting one at speed can do far more damage than blowing out a tire. From bent rims and broken suspension parts to cracked subframes and steering misalignment, repair bills can escalate fast.

What catches many drivers off guard is how insurance treats pothole damage. In most cases, hitting a pothole is classified as a single-vehicle collision under your policy. That means covering the repairs typically falls under optional collision coverage, which comes with your standard deductible and can potentially be recorded as an at-fault claim on your driving record.

The best defense is proactive driving: keeping a safe following distance to spot road hazards early and checking your tire pressure regularly to absorb road impact. Ensuring your auto policy has the right balance of collision coverage and deductible limits keeps your vehicle and your wallet protected from whatever the road throws your way.

10/02/2026

Every fall in Alberta, frozen pipes cost homeowners thousands—and it starts before winter even hits. ❄️🏡⚠️

When autumn temperatures fluctuate, sudden overnight freezes can catch outdoor plumbing completely off guard. Leaving garden hoses connected to outdoor spigots traps water inside the line, causing it to freeze, expand, and crack exterior faucets or interior supply lines well before deep winter sets in.

Water damage claims are among the most frequent and costly property issues across the province, but standard home insurance policies often require proof of reasonable maintenance. If water damage occurs due to unaddressed outdoor taps, unheated spaces, or preventable freeze-ups, claims can be delayed, disputed, or subject to high deductibles.

A few minutes of seasonal preparation is the easiest way to safeguard your property. Disconnecting outdoor hoses, shutting off exterior water shut-off valves, and draining outdoor lines ensures your plumbing stays intact and your home remains fully protected as temperatures drop.

09/30/2026

POV: You kidnapped an insurance agent and now you’re getting a full breakdown of your coverage options. 🚗📦😅

You thought you were in control until they started explaining third-party liability limits, bundled discounts, and why your current policy might leave you underinsured. Occupational hazard: we simply cannot turn off the instinct to make sure everyone around us is properly protected—no matter the situation.

When you live and breathe insurance, finding ways to save people money and close coverage gaps is just second nature. Our team is always dedicated to making sure you have the right safety net in place for life’s most unpredictable moments.

09/28/2026

In Alberta, borrowing a car means you're borrowing the owner's insurance policy, too. 🚗🔑👀

It’s a common misconception that insurance simply follows the driver wherever they go. In reality, auto insurance is tied to the vehicle itself. When you hand your keys over to a friend or family member, you are effectively extending your personal coverage to them—along with all the potential risks that come with it.

If they get into an at-fault collision while driving your car, the claim is filed under your policy. That means your deductible is on the line, and the resulting rate increases or claims history can stay attached to your driving profile for years to come. Even more critical, if someone borrows your car without a valid license or without explicit permission, claims can be denied entirely.

Being generous is great, but knowing the terms of your policy is essential before handing over the keys. Making sure everyone behind the wheel is properly licensed and covered ensures your vehicle, your record, and your finances stay completely protected.

09/25/2026

Selling things at Alberta farmers’ markets? Your home insurance probably doesn’t cover that business. 🍯🧺🏷️

Turning a weekend passion into a market stall is one of the most rewarding ways to share your craft, but relying on your standard home policy to protect it can leave you exposed. While personal homeowner or tenant insurance protects your private property, it almost always excludes business activities and commercial liability once you start selling goods to the public.

From slip-and-fall incidents around your booth to unexpected product liability issues or damaged stock in transit, commercial risks require dedicated protection. Without vendor or commercial general liability coverage, an unexpected claim could put your personal finances on the line rather than being safely absorbed by an insurance safety net.

Setting up the right vendor policy ensures your hard work is safeguarded from day one. Keeping your coverage aligned with your entrepreneurial goals lets you focus on growing your craft with total confidence every market season.

09/23/2026

That split-second moment when the boss walks by unannounced and you have to prove you’re operating at peak efficiency. 💼👀⌨️

We’ve all mastered the art of the sudden power-typing sprint, opening a spreadsheet with laser focus, and looking like an absolute corporate visionary. In reality, our team truly loves the hustle—hunting down the best rates, tailoring the right policies, and making sure our clients are always taken care of with a smile.

A great workday is all about having solid support and a good laugh along the way. When it comes to your coverage, having a dedicated broker in your corner gives you that same peace of mind, knowing your protection is handled with care every step of the way.

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9623 25 Avenue NW
Edmonton, AB
T6N1H7

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Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

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