Clayton Blunt - State Farm Insurance Agent

04/12/2026

Proud to be sponsoring this incredible flag football team! 🏆 Grateful for the chance to support local talent and be part of their journey to the end zone. Good luck out there, team! 🏈💪

02/26/2026

Amazing!

We’re giving $5 billion cash back to qualifying State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company auto customers thanks to our unique customer-focused mutual structure. In even more good news for customers, we lowered auto rates in 40 states by an average of 10% in 2025. https://st8.fm/financials25

02/05/2026

After , we know thousands will be rebuilding and in need of a contractor. While the majority of contractors play by the rules and deliver quality work, there may be some who leave consumers dissatisfied and holding the bag. If consumers ever feel mistreated, they can contact our team to file a complaint. Consumers can check the complaint and disciplinary history of a contractor by contacting the Board for Licensing Contractors by phone at (800) 544-7693 or (615) 741-8307 or emailing our team at [email protected].

Consumers are encouraged to file complaints with TDCI when they feel they have been the victim of an unfair or deceptive business practice, witness unlicensed activity, or seen suspected misconduct or other violations of respective laws or rules.

Consumers should remember that Tennessee's felony theft law covers consumers whenever a contractor takes money and fails to perform work within 90 days. Pursuant to T.C.A. § 39-14-105, consumers may contact local law enforcement and file charges to prosecute the contractor for theft.

02/04/2026

🌳 Storm Clean-Up & Scam Awareness 🌳
Once power is restored after a storm, we understand that residents may want to get their property cleaned up as soon as possible.
If trees or branches have fallen on your home or private property, homeowners are responsible for getting tree branches to the public right of way along the street or curb.
Once that vegetative debris is placed in the public right-of-way, local city and county governments may provide free debris removal as part of ongoing recovery efforts. If you live within city limits, check your local city website to see if this is an option or for contracted debris removal guidelines. Most will require paid contractors to haul off tree debris.
⚠️Once the roads are cleared and conditions are safer, the county landfill at 5750 Pinewood Road will accept tree debris. ⚠️The neighborhood convenience centers are not equipped to accept tree branches/logs.
If you hire a tree contractor, protect yourself from scammers during this process:
✔️ Be cautious of door-to-door offers to remove trees or debris
✔️ Avoid paying in cash or paying in full up front
✔️ Ask for a written estimate and contract before work begins
✔️ Verify business licenses and insurance
✔️ Watch for high-pressure tactics or “today only” pricing
✔️ If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is
Legitimate contractors won’t rush you, demand cash, or refuse documentation. Get recommendations from trusted neighbors or relatives
If you suspect a scam or feel unsafe, report it to the Sheriff’s Office at (615) 790-5550 or your local city police department. Staying alert helps protect you and your neighbors as recovery continues.

01/29/2026

Was your home or auto damaged by the severe weather caused by ? In the storm’s aftermath, Team TDCI urges all Tennesseans to file their insurance claims as soon as possible, contact their insurance companies about their damages, and document any damages by taking photographs or videos.

Remember: Most insurance companies will not pay for damage to an unoccupied house unless you prepared your house for the freeze. If you’re going to be away from your house and it might freeze, you must use reasonable care to heat the house or shut off the water supply and drain the water from plumbing, heating and air conditioning systems.

-What Damage to Your Home is Covered?

Damage caused by wind, wind-driven rain, trees or other falling objects and the collapse of a structure due to weight of ice or snow are all covered under most standard homeowners policies. Frozen pipes as the result of extreme cold might not be covered if the damage is due to negligence such as failing to maintain an adequate temperature in the house when the ability to do so is there. Check your policy and call your insurance agent or company if you need clarification or have specific questions.

-What Damage to Your Home is Not Covered?

The following events are typically not covered by the standard homeowners insurance policy: Interior water damage from a storm, when there is no damage to the roof or walls of your home; damage as the result of a flood; removal of fallen trees (if the trees do not land on and damage your home); food spoilage due to a power outage; and water damage from backed-up drains or sewers. Some insurers offer endorsements (i.e., additional protection that may be purchased) for certain coverages not covered under the standard homeowner policy. Check with your agent or company to determine your needs.

Have you been unfairly denied a claim by an insurance company?
File a complaint with TDCI. Visit: https://www.tn.gov/.../consumer.../file-a-complaint.html

01/09/2026

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12/15/2025

Merry Christmas yall!

12/07/2025

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12/05/2025

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12/03/2025

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12/02/2025

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