Homeowners Insurance in and around Kirtland
Homeowners of Kirtland, State Farm has you covered
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Homeowners of Kirtland, State Farm has you covered
The key to great homeowners insurance.

Why Homeowners In Kirtland Choose State Farm
For insurance that can help insure both your home and your belongings, State Farm has options. Agent Lori Smul's team is happy to help you generate a plan today!
Your home is the place where your loved ones gather, but unfortunately, the unforeseeable circumstance can happen. That's why you need State Farm's homeowners insurance. Plus, if you need some more air space, our bundle and save option could be right for you. Lori Smul can help you get the home coverage you need!
Have More Questions About Homeowners Insurance?
Call Lori at (440) 942-8366 or visit our FAQ page.

Protect your place from electrical fires
State Farm and Ting* can help you prevent electrical fires before they happen - for free.
Ting program only available to eligible State Farm Non-Tenant Homeowner policyholders
Explore Ting*The State Farm Ting program is currently unavailable in AK, DE, NC, SD and WY
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