Family First Insurance Group of Texas

06/06/2023

Phone lines down due to internet issues.
Bare with is while we work to resolve and get every back up and running

04/07/2023

Closed Friday, April, 7, 2023 to observe Good Friday!

Be safe and enjoy your extended weekend with your families! We appreciate y

03/31/2023

Haven’t been able to get anything to load. Hopefully this posts.
Our phones and systems have been and are still down. For immediate assistance please contact your carrier directly or go through online portal.

If not immediate send email to:
[email protected]

03/13/2023

Hoping you all enjoy this Spring Break with your families! Be safe on travels and make many memories.

Our office will be closed so we can do the same. We will be checking emails and voicemails. So if you call and we do not answer leave a voicemail so we can call you back!

Office: 866-211-1671

(Do not call Kristin’s Personal Cell, those will not be checked or responded to)

02/08/2023

Our phone lines are down! There is no ETA just yet. Hoping soon. Sorry for the inconvenience. We are getting voicemails and will be returning calls.

You can also text us 682.518.2391

Thank you for your patience!

01/01/2023

Happy New Year!
Don’t drink and drive
Be safe

12/23/2022

We will be close for the Holiday Dec 23 2022 and will not reopen til Dec 27 2022
Enjoy this time with your families
Stay safe and stay warm
Merry Christmas & Happy Holidays to you all!

12/22/2022

Happy Wednesday!
With a super cold snap headed our way, here are some tips to keep your home protected during this winter weather.

- Turn up the heat!
- Leave your heat turned on and above 68 degrees, all day and night.
- Open those cabinet and interior doors!
Many pipes are located in your bathroom and kitchen cabinets. Opening the cabinet doors allows the heat to keep those pipes warm. Opening the interior doors allows the heat to distribute and circulate properly throughout your home.
- Insulate your pipes & disconnect your water hoses!
Some pipes are less protected than other pipes. Pipes outside, on exterior walls, under homes, or even in basements (yes, there are some here in Texas), are more prone to freezing. Wrap those pipes with insulation or anything that will potentially keep them warm. Disconnect all of your water hoses because any excess water will freeze and expand which can cause hose-bibs/outdoor faucets to burst.
- Drip those faucets!
Allowing water to drip from your faucets will eliminate any pressure that is created between the frozen obstruction and the faucets. The relief of the pressure will help keep your pipes from bursting.

We hope you all stay safe and warm during this cold weather! And don't forget you can also continue voting for us for the Best of Ellis County everyday until voting closes on December 28th with the link below:
https://www.waxahachietx.com/bestof/

12/13/2022

🚨 We will have a delayed start this morning for storms to pass to ensure safety of staff.
However, phones will still be answered.
So don’t hesitate to give us a call.

Stay safe, unplug electronics, make sure outside is free of debris and outside furniture and play equipment is anchored down.

12/13/2022

12/13/2022

Be alert Ellis county

The National Weather Service has issued a Tornado Watch including Ellis County, effective until 11 a.m. Follow Ellis County Weather for further updates.

11/19/2022

Way to go Midlothian!
We are so proud of you and are ready to pack the stadium November 25th!!!!