Page Insurance

06/15/2026

Sid Page (pictured here with Ben and John) is the core reason Page Insurance exists. He taught us that our business is about protecting and helping you.

To celebrate Sid and all the incredible fathers out there, we’re giving back! Drop a comment telling us about YOUR dad, and we will make a donation to the Idaho Falls Rescue Mission in his honor.

Let's celebrate the dads who inspire us!

06/03/2026

Insurance can be challenging.
We will be sharing some quick myth vs fact about Insurance. If you have questions or just want to know more, please let us know and we will address it in a future share, just keep an eye on our page!

05/27/2026

Check out this caricature we made of the Page Insurance team, and we think we nailed it. While we might look like a cartoon crew here, we take protecting what matters to you very seriously.

This is the team working hard right here in Idaho Falls to keep your home, auto, and business covered.

Which team member do you think looks the most accurate? Let us know in the comments who you can pick out! 👇

05/06/2026

We all eventually figure it out: Mom was right. 😅

If you need proof that life still happens no matter how much we try to "protect what matters," just look at the band-aid on my daughter Joey's forehead in this picture with my mom. 🩹 Thankfully, moms (and grandmas) are always there to help make it better.

Since our job at Page Insurance is all about preparing for the unexpected, we want to honor the original risk managers—our moms and mother figures. And we want to do it by giving back to some women in our community who really need it.

We are teaming up with our clients and our community to raise money this week. For every single comment on this post (and reply to our client email), Page Insurance is donating $5 (up to a combined $1,000!) to the Ruth House Women’s Shelter right here in Idaho Falls. 👇 HELP US HIT OUR $1,000 GOAL BY ANSWERING THIS IN THE COMMENTS: 👇

What is one thing your mom warned you about (or told you to do) that turned out to be 100% true?

Tag your siblings to see if they remember the same advice, and share this to your stories so we can max out this donation for the Ruth House!

Best,
John

Heart. Hustle. Home.
📍 Page Insurance | Idaho Falls

12/18/2024

08/07/2024

📞 Important Update: Call Us at (800) 259-6341! We are currently experiencing issues with our local number (208) 522-5151. To reach us, please call (800) 259-6341 or email [email protected] We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding.

03/16/2023

Road Construction has begun on Yellowstone!
What does this mean? Hopefully, we won't have to worry about those big nasty potholes anymore! Yay! But it also means it will be difficult to turn onto Yellowstone from B Street. Please find a different route or go down to a stop light to turn onto Yellowstone.

03/15/2023

As spring approaches, (Will it ever get here?) we would like to remind you of the
potential risks associated with spring runoff and flooding. While homeowner's insurance
policies provide coverage for many types of damage, it's important to note that flooding
caused by heavy rain, snow melt, and overflowing rivers, is generally not covered by
home insurance.

We want to ensure that you are aware of this limitation, as it's important to take
proactive steps to protect your home and personal property against the risk of flooding.
Here are some tips to help you reduce your flood risk:

1. Check if you live in a flood-prone area: You can use FEMA's flood maps to
determine if your property is in a flood zone. https://zurl.co/vCLJ

2. Install flood protection measures: Consider installing flood barriers - like sand
bags, sump pumps, and back-flow valves to prevent water from entering your
home. Also - elevate valuable items in the basement to higher ground.

3. Keep important documents safe: Store important documents and valuables in a
waterproof and fireproof safe.

4. Purchase flood insurance: If you live in a high-risk area, we strongly recommend
that you purchase additional flood insurance. There is typically a 30-60 day
waiting period before coverage starts.

By taking these steps, you can help protect your property. We hope this information is
helpful to you and that you take the necessary precautions to protect your home and
personal property.

If you have any questions or concerns about your insurance coverage, please don't
hesitate to contact us. We are always here to help you.

Whether you are in a high risk zone or not, you may need flood insurance because most homeowners insurance doesn't cover flood damage. If you live in an area with low or moderate flood risk, you are 5 times more likely to experience flood than a fire in your home over the next 30 years. For many, a....

03/13/2023