Farmers Insurance - Joey Talamantes Agency

02/12/2026

Be sure to stop down to the Moose and support an amazing organization!

Thanks to Joey Talamantes at Farmers Insurance we have our band locked in. We’re gathering baskets for the silent auction, selling tickets and cannot wait to kick off the year with another great fundraiser.

Find a rugby player near you to secure your tickets! 🎟️

01/27/2025

01/19/2023

The best things come in small boxes. Or big ones, for that matter. Either way, your valuables — think jewelry, electronics and collectibles — may need separate insurance. I can help you figure that out.

01/10/2023

Turning the page on 2022 may mean your home insurance is about to renew. That’s a good time to do a quick coverage review and make sure you’re getting all of your discounts. I can help.

01/06/2023

When the snow piles up, remember that just four feet of the fluffy stuff can stress the average roof. Clearing it off with a roof rake can help you protect your home.

01/04/2023

Is getting life insurance on your list of New Year’s resolutions? Let’s talk today to talk about how we can make your resolution a reality for 2023.

12/27/2022

Gather round and celebrate the season, with best wishes from Farmers®.

12/13/2022

You could be missing out on hundreds in savings. Let’s chat about how switching your home insurance to Farmers could help you save.

12/09/2022

You could be missing out on hundreds in savings. Let’s chat about how switching your auto insurance to Farmers could help you save.

12/07/2022

Flat tires don’t wait for the new year. Having an emergency kit in your trunk can help you stay safe if you break down on the road or have to make an unplanned stop. Just be sure to pull off the pavement as far as you can while assistance arrives.

12/01/2022

You know you’re supposed to. You hear it all the time. But do you *always* buckle your seatbelt? Even for those quick errands just down the road? Nevermind the “click it or ticket” slogan. It could save your life.

11/29/2022

Fireplace safety 101: Keep those glass doors open to help prevent fire-causing creosote buildup. But keep mesh curtains closed to keep embers from shooting out.