J Meyers Insurance Agency

09/02/2026

Your tools move from job to job. Does their coverage follow?

From the workshop to the work van to a customer’s property, your equipment helps keep your business running. But do you know how it’s insured at each stop?

Contractors’ equipment coverage, a type of Inland Marine insurance, may help protect eligible tools and equipment against theft, damage, and other covered losses, including while being transported or used at job sites.

Whether you own, rent, or borrow equipment, tell your agent what you use and where it goes. It’s a conversation worth having before something goes missing or gets damaged.

Call J. Meyers Insurance at 407-273-0230 for a business coverage review or quote.

Covered equipment, locations, causes of loss, deductibles, limits, and exclusions vary by policy and insurance company.

09/01/2026

🎉 Happy 3-Year Anniversary, Wendie! 🎉

For the past three years, Wendie has been one of the first friendly voices our clients hear when they call J. Meyers Insurance.

In a world of automated menus and endless hold music, we’re proud that when you call our office, there’s a real person on the other end ready to listen, help, and point you in the right direction. That person is Wendie.

Thank you, Wendie, for everything you do to keep our front desk running smoothly, for taking care of our clients, and for being such an important part of the J. Meyers Insurance family.

We’re grateful to have you with us. Thank you for three wonderful years, Wendie! 💙

08/31/2026

39 years is an incredible milestone, and today we’re celebrating Cindy and everything she has meant to J. Meyers Insurance over the years!

For nearly four decades, Cindy has been a huge part of our agency, our team, and our J. Meyers family. We’re incredibly grateful for all of the hard work, dedication, knowledge, and laughs she’s brought with her along the way.💙

Please join us in wishing Cindy a very happy 39th work anniversary!

Thank you for everything you do. Here’s to 39 years and counting! 🎉

08/31/2026

If your vehicle broke down away from home, would your auto policy help with towing or emergency roadside service?

Towing and Labor coverage may provide emergency service at the scene and towing up to the limit shown on the policy. It is optional, and covered services or mileage limits can differ by insurance company.

Check the details before you are stranded.

Call J. Meyers Insurance at 407-273-0230 for an auto coverage review or quote.

Services, towing limits, reimbursement procedures, deductibles, and eligibility vary by policy and insurance company.



Source: Florida DFS personal-auto insurance overview

08/27/2026

Has your business purchased equipment, increased its inventory, upgraded its technology, or moved into a larger space?

Growth can change the property values and risks shown on a commercial policy. Waiting until renewal or after a loss may leave outdated information on the policy.

Let your agent know when the business makes a significant change.

Call J. Meyers Insurance at 407-273-0230 for a business coverage review or quote.

Covered property, valuation, limits, eligibility, and exclusions vary by business, policy, and insurance company.

08/24/2026

Thinking about flood insurance?

Most new National Flood Insurance Program policies have a 30-day waiting period before coverage takes effect. Some exceptions apply, including certain mortgage transactions and coverage purchased following a new flood-zone designation.

Homeowners and renters insurance generally does not cover flooding, so this is something to review before severe weather is nearby.

Call J. Meyers Insurance at 407-273-0230 to discuss flood insurance options or request a quote.

Waiting periods, coverage, deductibles, eligibility, and exceptions vary by policy and situation.

08/17/2026

A recent Florida news story is a powerful reminder that when your insurance renewal arrives, it’s important to review more than just the premium.

Coverage limits, deductibles, and endorsements can change at renewal, and if those changes go unnoticed, the impact can be significant when a loss happens.

When your renewal documents come in, take a few minutes to look for:
- Coverage limit changes
- Deductible changes
- New or updated endorsements
- Any notice explaining policy term changes

We’re sharing the original article in the comments because it’s an important example of why reviewing your renewal paperwork matters.

If you have questions about your policy renewal, J. Meyers Insurance is here to help you understand what you’re looking at before you renew.

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08/13/2026

There’s no better compliment than a customer who has trusted us for decades. 😊

Stephen has been with J. Meyers Insurance since 1996, trusting us with both his homeowners and auto insurance. We’re grateful for the opportunity to continue being there for him year after year.

Looking for an insurance agency that values long-term relationships? Give us a call.

407-273-0230

08/13/2026

If a covered loss made your home temporarily unlivable, would you know what your insurance could help pay for?

Additional Living Expense coverage may help with reasonable costs above what you normally spend, such as temporary lodging and increased meal expenses while your home is being repaired.

This coverage only applies under qualifying circumstances, and limits may apply. If you ever need to use it, remember to save your receipts.

Not sure what your policy provides? Call J. Meyers Insurance at 407-273-0230 for a home, renters, or condo coverage review.

Coverage, eligibility, limits, and covered causes of loss vary by policy and insurance company.

08/11/2026

Be safe today!!

Florida school buses will be back on the road beginning next week, picking up and dropping off Florida’s future to start a new school year. If you’re driving and come across a stopped school bus, here’s what to know:

🛑 Motorists are REQUIRED TO STOP when approaching a school bus that is stopped with its red lights flashing and STOP arms extended.

🛑 All drivers moving in either direction on a two-way street or multi-lane highway divided by a paved median MUST STOP for a school bus displaying a stop signal. Do not move your vehicle until the road is clear and the school bus arm is withdrawn.

🚍 The only time traffic does not need to stop when approaching an oncoming school bus is if there is a raised barrier, such as a concrete divider or at least five feet of unpaved space separating the lanes of traffic. Drivers in this scenario are advised to SLOW DOWN and watch for students loading or unloading from the bus. However, drivers behind the bus must still stop on a divided highway.

According to a 2026 Florida Department of Education survey, more than 10,500 illegal passes of school buses occurred in a single day during the 2025-26 school year! In 2025, nearly 3,500 bus crashes were recorded in Florida.

Let’s ensure that Florida’s students get to school and return home safely every day this school year.