We are committed to a high standard of excellence in all that we do and to establish a firm relationship of mutual trust and service with each of our clients. Johnson & Associates Insurance provides an honest, one-on-one type of approach for insurance planning. Our agency takes your budget seriously and we provide accurate quotes to help save you money.
Services
Founded in 1995 by Geri Johnson, Johnson & Associates Insurance serves the insurance needs of personal and business concerns in northern Michigan. Our mission is to treat our client's needs as if they were our own. We constantly keep an eye on your rates and do what we can to save you the most money, while providing you the BEST coverage.
Business insurance is just as personal and individualized as personal lines are. We take the time to get to know your business and its needs. We craft the policy that meets your specific needs. We can cover everything from criminal activity, data coverage, liability, worker's compensation, and more.
Making sure that you have the proper real estate insurance is important, especially if you're the landlord. Johnson and Associates Insurance has the agents in place to write the perfect policy to have your properties covered in the face of a crisis. Owning and operating your own small business can be stressful.
Manufacturing and distribution offer separate and distinct challenges and risks. No matter if you've been in industry for decades, or you're getting ready to launch your startup - take a few minutes to make sure you've got the right protections in place. No matter what you manufacture, you need around-the-clock insurance coverage for your buildings, contents, and liabilities.
Lake Michigan keeps Michigan's lower peninsula warmer than it otherwise would be based on its latitude. The result? Great conditions for agriculture, and by extension beer and winemaking. These are a few of the areas we specialize in providing insurance for. At Johnson & Associates Insurance, we pride ourself in our farm program insurance policies.
