All Lines Insurance

All Lines Insurance All Lines Insurance is a full-service independent insurance agency serving Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Arizona & Nevada.

Since first opening our doors in 2000, All Lines Insurance has helped individuals and businesses in Spokane protect what matters most: their families and their futures. As an independent insurance agency, we work with multiple companies to provide a wide variety of insurance solutions to best fit your situation. Get a home insurance quote here: https://alllinesinsure.com/home-insurance-quote-spokane/

Someone hit your parked car in the Rosauers lot on Pines and drove away. No note. No plate. Swipe through — here's exact...
06/23/2026

Someone hit your parked car in the Rosauers lot on Pines and drove away. No note. No plate. Swipe through — here's exactly what to do and what coverage actually helps.
If you're not sure whether your policy has you covered in this situation, give us a call. We'll take a look before it happens, not after.
All Lines Insurance — Spokane, WA

https://www.alllinesinsure.com/

He's the one who changes the batteries in the smoke detector, checks the tire pressure before a long drive, and keeps a ...
06/21/2026

He's the one who changes the batteries in the smoke detector, checks the tire pressure before a long drive, and keeps a spare everything in the garage.

But when did anyone last review his coverage?

This Father's Day, skip the gift card. Call us instead.

We'll do a full review — home, auto, life — and tell you exactly what he has and where the gaps are. One call. No pitch. Just a straight answer.

Call or DM All Lines Insurance. We're local, we know Spokane, and we won't waste your time.

Back home after the Upriver Fire and your roof, deck, or driveway is tinted red? That's aerial fire retardant. The good ...
06/19/2026

Back home after the Upriver Fire and your roof, deck, or driveway is tinted red? That's aerial fire retardant. The good news: it's mostly water and fertilizer, low risk to people and pets.
The trick is cleaning it without causing damage. Garden hose, mild soap, soft brush for most surfaces. For roofs and solar panels, skip the pressure washer, gentle water flow only. Wash produce from your garden before eating, and discard anything heavily coated.
Clean up when it's safe to do so. And if you've been through this, take a few minutes to make sure your coverage holds up for wildfire and smoke. We're happy to look it over with you.

Photo: Spokane Fire Department

Insurance claims get weird. Here are three real ones.A deer through a windshield on I-90. A windstorm drops a tree on yo...
06/17/2026

Insurance claims get weird. Here are three real ones.
A deer through a windshield on I-90. A windstorm drops a tree on your parked car in the South Hill. One cup of coffee, one open laptop, one very bad morning.
All three are the kind of thing nobody thinks about until it happens. And the people who had the right coverage? They didn't have to think about it at all.
If you haven't looked at your policy lately, you might be surprised what's in there. Or what isn't. We'll take a look with you — no pressure, no pitch.

🚨🚒 The Upriver fire and Assembly fire are burning right now, and it's not even peak season yet. A dry winter and a stret...
06/16/2026

🚨🚒 The Upriver fire and Assembly fire are burning right now, and it's not even peak season yet. A dry winter and a stretch of high winds pushed fire season weeks ahead of where it usually starts.

❗Pass this on if you know someone in the line of fire right now❗

If you're near the evacuation notices, this is the list to have in your head. The 6 Ps:

🛟 People & pets

🛟 Plastic, your credit cards and ID

🛟 Papers, the important documents

🛟 Prescriptions, your medications

🛟 Phone & computer

🛟 Photos

And the one step most people skip until it's too late: take your phone and video every room in your house. Open the closets. Open the drawers. Don't forget the garage. If you ever have to start over, that two-minute video is something you'll be glad you took.

For live fire and evacuation updates, follow Spokane County Emergency Management and your local fire authority.

Most Spokane Valley homeowners set their policy up once and never looked at it again.That was fine until the market jump...
06/10/2026

Most Spokane Valley homeowners set their policy up once and never looked at it again.

That was fine until the market jumped, the family grew, and the garage started doing double duty as a business.

Swipe through five signs your coverage isn't keeping up. If any of them land, we'll do a free review. One call, no pressure, no pitch.

Partnering with another business in Spokane? Good move — if your coverage is ready for it.Co-branded doesn't mean co-cov...
06/08/2026

Partnering with another business in Spokane? Good move — if your coverage is ready for it.

Co-branded doesn't mean co-covered. Your general liability policy and theirs are two separate documents with two separate sets of conditions. When something goes wrong at a joint event or inside a shared space, the question of whose policy responds can get complicated fast.

Before you finalize anything, have both policies looked at together. It takes about 20 minutes and it changes everything you assume about how protected you are.

Call or message us. Free review, no pressure.

Their tree. Your car. Your claim.Most people find out after the storm that it doesn't work the way they assumed. When a ...
06/05/2026

Their tree. Your car. Your claim.

Most people find out after the storm that it doesn't work the way they assumed. When a neighbor's tree comes down on your vehicle, you're typically filing it on your own comprehensive auto policy. Not theirs.

The only exception: you can prove negligence. The tree was visibly dead. You notified them. They did nothing. Without documentation of that, the property line doesn't change who calls their insurance company.

Spokane Valley gets serious wind events every fall. If you haven't looked at your comprehensive coverage recently, now is the right time. Call us before something comes down, not after.

POV: You finally feel “settled”… then life tests you. 😬You worked hard to get here.Home feels stable.Income feels steady...
06/01/2026

POV: You finally feel “settled”… then life tests you. 😬

You worked hard to get here.
Home feels stable.
Income feels steady.
Savings are growing.

That is usually when people stop checking their plan.

Planning ahead is not fear.
It is clarity.

If anything in your life changed this past year, it may be time to review your options.

Get a policy review here:
https://alllinesinsure.com/

Your renewal came back higher. You didn't file a claim. Nothing changed.Here are three things that actually affect your ...
05/29/2026

Your renewal came back higher. You didn't file a claim. Nothing changed.

Here are three things that actually affect your rate — and most people don't know any of them.

Your credit score.
Washington allows insurers to use a version of your credit history when pricing your policy. It's not identical to your FICO score, but it follows a similar pattern.

Your zip code.
Not just your street — your whole area. Carriers look at local weather events, how often people nearby have filed claims, and how far your house sits from a fire station. One rough hail season can move rates for an entire neighborhood.

Claims filed by your neighbors.
If your area sees a spike in theft or water damage, your insurer can adjust rates across the region. Your house didn't have to be involved.

These aren't excuses. They're reasons. And once you know them, you can actually do something about it.

Give us a call and we'll look at what's driving your number.

Address

6404 N Monroe Street
Spokane, WA
99208

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 5pm
Tuesday 9am - 5pm
Wednesday 9am - 5pm
Thursday 9am - 5pm
Friday 9am - 5pm

Telephone

(509)3271658

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