Schneider Insurance Agency

06/29/2026

Some businesses don't just serve their community - they help protect it.

Please help us welcome Zach Schneider and Schneider Insurance Agency back as returning Project BOSS sponsors!

For more than 60 years, Schneider Insurance has been serving Mobile, Baldwin County, and the Gulf Coast with one simple mission: to care deeply for the people, families, and businesses that make our community strong.

That same heart for serving others is what makes Project BOSS such a natural fit.

Thank you, Zach, for continuing to invest in local business owners and believing in this mission for another year.

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10/21/2025

When Taylor Langley took a part-time receptionist job at an insurance agency in 2020, she didn’t intend to find her career. But as she watched clients gain peace of mind through the right coverage, something clicked.

That first-hand look at how insurance can truly help people motivated her to pursue it full-time, and she hasn’t looked back since.

Today, Taylor is a Personal Lines Producer at Schneider Insurance. She’s known for her ability to explain coverage clearly and connect with clients on a personal level.

“Building relationships with clients is my favorite part of the job,” she says. “I want every person I work with to leave our conversations feeling informed and secure in their decisions.”

09/02/2025

Today, we celebrate 40 years with Richard Schneider.

He came up in the era of carbon copy forms, printed rate books, and Rolodexes. Since then, much has changed from online rating, instant quotes, and even a little thing called the World Wide Web.

But one thing has always remained: his dedication to those around him. To know Richard is to know he has a heart of gold.

We dug deep in the archives and found this photo: Richard adding the school commute to his then 10-year career. It is a snapshot of those times when career milestones and family milestones happen side-by-side.

Please join us in celebrating Richard’s 40 years of dedication to his clients, his family, and the company he has helped shape.

09/01/2025

Our office is closed today in observance of Labor Day. We’ll reopen with normal business hours tomorrow, ready to assist you.

From all of us at Schneider Insurance, we wish you a safe and restful holiday.

08/29/2025

Still smiling about our feature in the latest Bay Business News magazine ✨ For the past five years, BBN has highlighted the people and stories shaping business in Mobile + Baldwin County. We are honored to be included.

Swipe for a peek at our article, then read the full issue online.

📸: Elizabeth Gelineau

07/25/2025

The latest issue of Bay Business News just dropped and we are honored to be included in its pages. If you believe in the power of small business, this magazine is for you!In this issue, spotlights multigenerational businesses like ours: families who’ve built, rebuilt, and kept showing up through every challenge.You can read the magazine for free online at the website or subscribe to support a publication that’s championing small business stories in our community.

07/24/2025

Stronger homes start with smarter standards and better follow-through.

In a recent Insurance Journal article, Carl Schneider weighs in on the rising push for hurricane-resilient construction across the Gulf Coast.

The piece explores how the FORTIFIED program goes beyond building codes. It requires tougher materials and more rigorous inspections, which lead to fewer claims, lower premiums, and safer communities.

As Carl put it, “Building codes are only as good as the local inspector.”

Read the full article here:

If wind mitigation and stronger homes are the paths to reducing insurance claims and bringing down insurance premiums in hurricane-prone areas, as a

07/24/2025

If you’ve worked with Hunter Harkness, you already know he’s the kind of advisor who takes the time to get it right.

Hunter brings a thoughtful, detail-driven approach to every client conversation. Whether he’s working with a local business owner or reviewing a personal policy, he’s focused on building coverage that fits your needs.

Born and raised in Daphne, Hunter brings coastal roots, client-first values, and sharp insurance insight to the Schneider team.

Before entering the industry, he spent five years in the marine world, where he developed the customer service skills he’s now known for today. He holds both the AAI and Certified WorkComp Advisor designations and works closely with individuals and business owners to protect what matters most.

Hunter thrives when clients are looking for more than a quick quote. He takes the time to listen, explain, and find the right fit, not the fastest fix.

And when he’s not reviewing policies or walking clients through coverage? Chances are, he’s out on the water, casting a line.

07/22/2025

Shopping for business insurance? Here’s one thing you need to ask:

Is this policy from an admitted or non-admitted carrier?

If that sounds like insurance-speak, here’s the quick version:
👉 Admitted carriers are licensed and regulated by the state.
👉 Non-admitted (surplus lines) carriers are not.

And this difference matters more than you might think.

Surplus lines carriers are important for certain types of businesses, like brand new startups, high-risk trades (roofing, demolition, etc.), or companies that have trouble getting approved elsewhere.

But if your business can qualify for admitted coverage? That’s almost always the safer, smarter choice.

Why? Because no extra fees or taxes, stronger claims protections, state-backed safety nets, and more legal options if something goes wrong.

Not sure what kind of policy you have or what your options are?

We’re happy to help you sort through the fine print and make sure you’re set up right.

07/15/2025

That waiver you hand to your customers? It’s not the same as insurance.

If you run an equipment rental business (or any business involving customer risk) waivers are a helpful tool. But they don’t replace real coverage.

We’ve seen it more than once. Business owners who assume their rental or liability waiver offers the same protection as a policy.

But bere’s the truth: A waiver is a contract. Not an insurance policy.

It won’t cover injuries.
It won’t protect your fleet.
And it definitely won’t hold up in every legal situation.

Need help reviewing your waivers or making sure your insurance fills in the gaps? We’re here to help.