Signing a statement of faith isn't a marketing move. Every property insurance professional on this page confessed Jesus as Lord to get listed here. That's the gate. Not a slogan, not a vibe check, not a checkbox buried in an onboarding form. An actual affirmation.
Texas has real supply. Solid, honest supply, the kind where you're not refreshing a page hoping someone new shows up. Believing agents and brokers work this state, and a good number of them are listed here. We reach out to welcome most new businesses with a phone call and pray for the owner while we've got them on the line. A genuine hello. Not a credential review, not a background screen, just one believer saying we see you and we're glad you're here.
What happens after that call is theirs. The advice they give on coverage gaps, the speed of a callback when a hailstorm rolls through, the honesty about what a policy quietly excludes, we don't grade any of that. The reviews below do, written by actual clients who found out the hard way or the good way. A property insurance professional who tells you the truth about exclusions before you sign rather than after a claim is filed, who treats your home or your rental portfolio like it actually matters to them, who picks up the phone when weather gets serious, that person is worth finding. This page is where you start. The reviews are where you choose. Your judgment closes it out.
Metro areas with listings
Listings (9)
Texas Trail Insurance Agency
Steadfast Insurance Agency
Shaw Insurance Agency
Eastman Insurance Solutions
Alexander St. Cyr Insurance Agency
Jonda Marshall Insurance Agency
Tammy Brannon-Texas Farm Bureau
Winkler Insurance Agency
Shannon Dean Allstate
Frequently asked questions
How does a property insurance business get listed here?
The owner signs our statement of faith, affirming Jesus as Lord. That's the requirement. We also reach out to welcome most new listings with a call and pray for the owner on that call, but the statement of faith is what gets them on the page.
Does LocateFaith verify that these agents are licensed in Texas?
We don't verify licensure. That's on you to confirm before you sign anything. The Texas Department of Insurance keeps a public license lookup, and any legitimate agent will hand you their license number without being asked twice.
What kinds of property insurance do these businesses cover?
Listings vary. Homeowners, landlord policies, commercial property, flood coverage, and more are represented depending on the agent. Read their profile and reviews, then call to confirm they handle your specific situation.
Why should I use reviews instead of just trusting the listing?
The listing tells you the owner shares your faith. The reviews tell you whether their clients would send a friend. Those are two different things, and you want both before you hand someone your policy.