Ryan Landers - State Farm Agent

04/09/2024

Austin and surrounding areas, before the weather gets worse today here are some ways to prepare!

Information on preparing for Tornadoes and being safe During a Tornado. Provided by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC).

04/08/2024

Austin!! Fast fact below!

04/02/2024

Meet Rose, our amazing Sales lead:
Good morning! My name is Rose, and I have worked in Texas with Ryan Landers State Farm for a little over six years! My favorite part of my job is helping to figure out the best way to cover fleet and business customers! Being bilingual gives me the unique opportunity to also help our Vietnamese community.
While I am not at work I love taking my son around Austin and Round Rock on trail walks and seeing the ducks and geese that live in our many lakes and rivers. Come see me at our office or call 512-454-4536.

03/19/2024

Meet Michael, one of our amazing team members:
Hello! I’ve been working for Ryan Landers State Farm for about eight months now, working with personal and commercial lines to bring the best products for the best prices to our clients and community. I love getting to know our customers and truly finding ways to help them, whether it be saving money or bettering their coverages and explaining why insurance is so important when it has become such a commodity. When I’m not in the office, you can catch me supporting the local Austin sports teams or catching a comedy show somewhere in the city. I love live music as well but if I’m not any of those places, you can always find me at a farmers market supporting local businesses! Come see me!

02/01/2023

Due to this mornings ice 🧊 storm the physical office will be closed but we will be working remotely to assist all of our clients. You can reach us by call/text at 512-454-4536 or by emailing us at [email protected]. Stay safe, warm & please stay off the roads.

02/15/2021

Some cold weather tips from someone who grew up in these kind of cold Illinois conditions:

1. With plumbing that is on exterior walls... keep those faucets dripping. Water has to be much colder than this to freeze if it is moving. It just needs to be a slow drip

2. Driving... stay home if possible...

3. Assume every green light is going to turn red as you approach the intersection... slow down.

4. Leave lots of room between you and the car in front of you.

5. Don’t slam your breaks... pump them if you are sliding.

6. When accelerating from a red light that turned green. Look both ways... often another car may be sliding through the intersection.

7. If you have a 4x4 or AWD, use that vehicle

8. Bring blankets and other cold weather gear in case you do slide off the road.

9. Keep your cell fully charged in the event of a power outage.

10. If you do leave your home keep your thermostat at 55 or higher to avoid pipes freezing.

Stay warm & stay safe!