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, 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

For more than two decades, we’ve proudly served Santa Rosa and Sonoma County with insurance coverage options that match your unique situation. Whether you’re moving to California or simply searching for the right coverage, our friendly, knowledgeable team is ready 24/7 to provide free, personalized quotes—by phone or online.

From auto and motorcycle to life and disability insurance, we offer comprehensive coverage and bundled packages across California and the North Bay. Plus, we speak your language, offering professional support in both English and Spanish.

As licensed Life and Auto Insurance agents with deep local roots—5 generations strong—we’re not just protecting families; we’re committed to building up our community. We actively support the Redwood Food Bank and champion youth programs at Piner High School.

Stop by our office and experience insurance with integrity, care, and a hometown touch. Let’s safeguard what matters most to you!

March Awareness: National Nutrition Month & Brain Injury Awareness Month

As we welcome March, it’s a perfect opportunity to focus on nourishing our bodies and minds. This month highlights two important awareness campaigns:

National Nutrition Month

Good nutrition is the foundation of health and well-being. National Nutrition Month encourages everyone to make informed food choices and develop sound eating and physical activity habits. Eating a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and healthy fats supports overall health, boosts energy, and helps prevent chronic diseases. Consider preparing meals ahead, reading nutrition labels, and staying hydrated to build a healthier lifestyle. Let’s use March as a stepping stone toward lifelong healthy eating habits.

Brain Injury Awareness Month

March also brings attention to brain injuries, which can affect anyone at any age. Whether caused by trauma, stroke, or other medical conditions, brain injuries require awareness and understanding to support recovery and prevention. This month promotes education about the signs and symptoms of brain injury, safety precautions (like wearing helmets), and resources for survivors and families. If you or someone you know has experienced a brain injury, seeking timely medical care and rehabilitation is crucial.

By embracing these themes this March, we can nurture both our physical and cognitive health. If you want tips or more information on nutrition or brain injury, feel free to reach out!

Spring Into Health: Tips for a Safe and Healthy March Transition

March often brings the transition from winter to spring, with fluctuating temperatures and changing weather patterns. Here are some practical tips to keep you safe and well during this season:

For Your Home:

• Prepare for Allergies: As plants begin to bloom, reduce indoor allergens by regularly cleaning and using air purifiers if needed.

• Check Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors: With the change in heating use, ensure detectors are working properly for your safety.

• Inspect Roof and Gutters: Clear debris and check for damage caused by winter storms to prevent leaks as spring rains start.

For Your Vehicle:

• Winter Tire Removal: If you use winter tires, consider switching to all-season or summer tires as roads dry and temperatures rise.

• Windshield Care: Check wiper blades and refill windshield washer fluid to handle spring rains and pollen buildup.

• Emergency Kit Update: Refresh your car emergency kit with seasonal essentials like sunglasses and allergy medication.

For Your Personal Health:

• Manage Seasonal Allergies: Consult with healthcare providers about allergy prevention and treatment to keep symptoms manageable.

• Increase Physical Activity: Take advantage of longer daylight hours to walk, bike, or exercise outdoors.

• Hydrate and Eat Fresh: Incorporate more fresh produce and plenty of water into your diet to support your body’s seasonal needs.

By preparing thoughtfully for March’s changes, you can enjoy a smooth transition into spring. Stay healthy and safe this season!