We have written a lot of articles on this blog over the years, and I hear from clients now and then that it is hard to know which one actually applies to their situation. That is fair.

​A homeowner near OU in Norman has different concerns than someone in south Edmond, and a landlord in Moore is reading this for a totally different reason than a first-time buyer in Oklahoma City.

So we put together this page as a starting point. Find the section that matches your situation, and you should land on the right article the first time.

If you have lived in Oklahoma for any length of time, you have thought about a storm shelter. Maybe you already have one. Maybe you have priced one out after a bad spring and talked yourself out of it once the sky cleared up. Either way, I get asked the same question every storm season.

Does putting in a shelter actually change what you pay for insurance?
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The honest answer is that it can, but not automatically, and not the same way for every homeowner. A shelter is one piece of the broader storm readiness picture I encourage every client to put together, but it is the one piece that can also touch your premium. Here is how I walk clients through it.

If you own a rental property in Moore, you already know the weather here doesn't mess around. What a lot of landlords don't know is that their landlord policy handles that risk differently than the homeowner policy they had before they started renting the place out.

I get this call a lot. Someone bought a starter home in Moore years ago, moved out, decided to rent it rather than sell it, and never gave the insurance a second thought. The mortgage got paid. The renters paid on time. Nobody looked hard at the policy until a hailstorm came through and the claim didn't go the way they expected.

Is your rental property actually covered the way you think it is?
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Let's walk through what's different about insuring a rental in Moore, and where the gaps usually show up.

You've just moved into your dream house in the heart of Oklahoma. The sun sets, casting a golden glow over the sprawling plains. The kids play in the yard, and the grill is fired up for a classic barbecue. It's the perfect picture of peace and happiness. But as every seasoned Oklahoman knows, with great beauty comes great responsibility—like making sure your house is well-protected against unpredictable weather and other hazards.

Getting the right homeowners insurance in Oklahoma is like finding the perfect cowboy boots: it's essential and takes a bit of effort. From tornado touchdowns to surprise hailstorms, your house in the Sooner State needs protection faster than a jackrabbit on the run. With many insurance options, you can protect your home on the prairie with precision.

Hey there, Oklahoma! Have you ever wanted to ask a question but didn't quite know how to ask? Yeah, me too. But let's make sure that never happens when you’re talking to your insurance agent. I’m here to arm you with the right questions so you don't get overwhelmed by insurance jargon.

After all, understanding your insurance policies, insurance coverage, and monthly premiums shouldn't feel like deciphering ancient hieroglyphics.
So, what should you ask?

Hey there, fellow Oklahomans! 

Whether you're a new homeowner excited about your slice of the American dream, a proud new car owner, or a budding entrepreneur stepping into the business world, insurance is a big part of protecting what matters to you. But here's the kicker—understanding all those insurance terms can feel like learning a new language. And let's be honest, who has time for that between juggling work, family, and trying to catch an OU or OSU game?

Oklahoma, renowned for its vast plains and vibrant cities, places a premium on security and peace of mind. This guide delves into the intricacies of home insurance in the state, debunking myths, shedding light on Oklahoma Insurance Pros' tailored coverage, and emphasizing the critical need for robust protection amidst the state's unpredictable storms.
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