Moore and Moore Insurance Agency

10/16/2024

We finally have power and we are open as usual. Thank you for you patience.

10/12/2024

We hope you fared well during Hurricane Milton. The team at Moore and Moore survived with minimal damage to our homes. Our office building took a big hit, and we are without power and internet,as is most of the area. We are working to correct the problems and we will be open as soon as possible. In the meantime please continue to call your companies directly. Thank you for your understand.

07/21/2023

We just welcomed home our third grand baby. Thank you Jason and Jennifer Moore for such perfection.

06/18/2021

A father is someone you look up to no matter how tall you grow.”-Unknown

11/23/2020

Wishing everyone a safe and Happy Thanksgiving 🍁

08/06/2020

Would you know what to do in these situations? It doesn't hurt to go over a few safety tips, just in case.

Reach out if you have any questions about your coverage.

08/03/2020

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08/02/2020

Many believe that self-driving vehicles may have the power to make the roads safer in the future. A recent study casts doubt on these hopes.

Human error plays a role in virtually all crashes, but self-driving cars may have trouble avoiding the same mistakes.

07/31/2020

Have you heard that lightning never strikes the same place twice? Find out what's true and what's not.

“When thunder roars, go indoors!” is a truism that actually holds up. But much of what we think we know about lightning is fiction. Here are some common myths, along with the facts that will keep you and your loved ones safe in a storm.

07/29/2020

Do you know how to do these basic improvements around the house? Take a look at these simple wall projects to get started.

Are your DIY skills up to par? As a homeowner, there are certain wall projects you should be able to accomplish with your own two hands.

07/26/2020

A new study concludes that requiring cars to have the latest safety features could save thousands of lives. Find out more about these dramatic findings:

A new study from Consumer Reports estimates that requiring cutting-edge, proven safety systems on all new cars would reduce annual traffic deaths in the U.S. by more than half.

07/23/2020

What would you change about your home if you could? Here are a few innovations you might start to see.

As times change, so do our needs.