Carmel Curiel Larios

Regular Office hours: Monday to Thursday 9:00am to 5:30pm and Friday 9:00am to 4:30pm, We have Evening & Weekend available by appointment only. Our phones are forwarded at 5pm our after-hours team will take your call after that time.

For roadside assistance please call 18776275757, for our Claims department please call 18552598568, to make a payment please do so over the phone by calling 18007828332.

We are currently writing Motorcycle insurance, Auto insurance, Car insurance, Pet Insurance, Life insurance, & Disability insurance. We are NOT able to write new, Renters, Home, Condo or Business insurance currently in the state of California.

Protecting Sonoma County for Over 24 Years – Insurance Made Personal

Protecting Sonoma County for over 24 years, we’re proud to serve individuals and families throughout Santa Rosa with insurance that’s personal, straightforward, and built around real life. Whether you’re relocating to California or reviewing your coverage, our knowledgeable, friendly team is here to help you feel confident in the choices you’re making.

We currently provide Auto insurance and Motorcycle insurance to help protect what gets you where you need to go, along with Life insurance and Disability insurance to support your long‐term financial well-being. At this time, we are not able to write new Renters insurance, Homeowners insurance, Condo insurance, or Business insurance policies in the state of California, and we believe being clear about availability is important to serving you well.

With five generations of local roots, our connection to Santa Rosa and the greater Sonoma County community runs deep. We’re licensed Life and Auto Insurance agents, and we take pride in serving our neighbors with care, consistency, and integrity. Giving back matters to us; we actively support the Redwood Food Bank and youth programs at Piner High School because strengthening our community goes beyond insurance policies.

We also offer support in both English and Spanish, making it easier for more families across Sonoma County to understand their coverage and feel comfortable asking questions. When you work with us, you’re not just getting a policy—you’re getting a team that listens, explains, and stays involved long after the paperwork is done.

If you’re looking for guidance or a personalized quote, we invite you to stop by our Santa Rosa office or reach out to connect with our team!

April Awareness: National Stress Awareness Month & Autism Awareness Month

As we welcome April, it’s a great time to focus on mental well-being and understanding neurodiversity. This month highlights two important awareness campaigns:

National Stress Awareness Month

Stress affects everyone at some point and can impact both physical and mental health. National Stress Awareness Month encourages us to recognize the sources of stress in our lives and adopt healthy ways to manage it. Managing stress through mindfulness, regular exercise, adequate sleep, and social support can improve mood, increase resilience, and enhance overall quality of life. Consider setting aside time each day for relaxation techniques such as deep breathing, meditation, or journaling. Let’s use April to prioritize mental wellness and build habits that reduce stress.

Autism Awareness Month

April also shines a light on autism spectrum disorder (ASD), a developmental condition that affects communication, behavior, and social interactions. Autism Awareness Month promotes acceptance, understanding, and inclusion of individuals with autism and their families. Learning about the diverse experiences of people on the spectrum helps foster empathy and support. Early diagnosis and intervention can improve outcomes, so awareness is key. Whether you know someone with autism or want to learn more, this month is an opportunity to celebrate neurodiversity and advocate for accessibility and acceptance.

By embracing these themes this April, we can nurture both our mental health and community inclusivity. If you want tips or more information on stress management or autism awareness, please feel free to reach out!

Spring Forward: Tips for a Safe and Healthy April Transition

April often brings warmer weather and blossoming nature, but also fluctuating conditions and seasonal challenges. Here are some practical tips to keep you safe and well this month:

For Your Home:

• Spring Cleaning: Freshen up your living space by decluttering and deep cleaning, which can also reduce allergens and improve air quality.

• Check Air Conditioning Systems: As temperatures rise, service your AC unit to ensure it’s running efficiently and safely.

• Garden Preparation: Plan your garden or outdoor space, using safe and eco-friendly products to protect your plants and the environment.

For Your Vehicle:

• Check Tire Pressure: Temperature changes affect tire pressure; keeping tires properly filled improves safety and fuel efficiency.

• Inspect Brakes and Lights: Ensure your vehicle’s brakes and lights are in good working order for safe spring driving.

• Emergency Kit Refresh: Update your car emergency kit with items suited for spring, such as sunscreen, insect repellent, and water.

For Your Personal Health:

• Manage Allergies: April’s pollen can trigger seasonal allergies; consider allergy medications or natural remedies to keep symptoms at bay.

• Get Active Outdoors: Enjoy the mild weather by walking, jogging, or biking, boosting your physical and mental well-being.

• Stay Hydrated and Nourished: Drink plenty of water and eat a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables to support your immune system.

By preparing thoughtfully for April’s changes, you can enjoy the beauty and energy of spring while staying healthy and safe. Here’s to a vibrant and balanced April!