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Pay Your Premiums Online
Did you know: Many of the companies we work with also provide the option to make your payment online.
Check out the company links below for the fastest way to pay your premiums
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Customer Service Appreciation Week
Happens October 5-9th
'Like' us on Facebook to join the fun
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Reminder to
Check Your Credit Report Annually:
The Fair Credit Reporting Act (FCRA) requires each of the nationwide credit reporting companies -
Equifax,
Experian, and
TransUnion - to provide a free copy of your credit report, at your request, once every 12 months.
Your credit score can affect your insurance premiums. It's important to monitor your credit report and correct any inaccuracies promptly.
Order your FREE credit report at
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Thank you to all of our new Facebook friends who liked our page to help support the United Way's Back to School Supply Drive. Due to your efforts, over $100 in supplies were donated to local schools in your community!
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Stay in Touch
As your insurance advisor, we want to make sure we can contact you and your family in the event of an emergency. In addition to your home address and landline, we'd like to have your e-mail addresses and cell phone numbers on file.
You can update your records by calling 800-866-3010 or e-mail here
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Know Your
Stuff:
Personal Property Inventory
Create a free room-by-room inventory of your personal property provided by
KnowYourStuff.org
In the event of a claim, you'll have an accurate record with photos of your possessions.
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Learn how Independent Agents work for you at
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Welcome Tim Quigley Insurance!
629 Warren Ave. Bremerton, WA 98337
360-373-4100
We're thrilled to finally announce that Tim Quigley Insurance of Bremerton, Washington has merged with Fournier Insurance Solutions!
So, what does that mean for YOU?
- Same great service!
- Same great staff!
- MORE companies, products & services to offer you!
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Employee Appreciation 2015
A night out with the Tacoma Rainiers
With the dog-days of summer comes our annual Employee Appreciate event. A chance to cut-loose, kick back and enjoy some time together outside of the office with our families. This year, we returned to Cheney Stadium to watch the Tacoma Rainiers.
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Introducing Team Bremerton:
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Tim Quigley, CIC
For over 30 years, Tim has been active in insurance in Kitsap County and the Greater Puget Sound area, specializing in insurance services for families and small businesses. When he is not working, Tim enjoys riding his bicycle, reading, playing guitar and making tentative forays into the world of cooking.
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Letitia Quigley
Tish has has been an agent for 25+ years and worked primarily with commercial lines. Letitia enjoys reading, music, working in her yard, and spending time with her family.
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Kathy Mayfield, CISR
Kathy specializes in personal lines and has 20+ years experience in insurance. Kathy has been with the agency since 2000. She and her husband have two grown children who live in Seattle they enjoy visiting. They also enjoy spending time with their dogs, Zoe and Bailee, going for walks, camping, kayaking and reading.
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Joan Benjamin, CISR
Joan specializes in personal lines. She has also worked in insurance for 20+ years. Joan resides on the Key Peninsula and she enjoys competing with her Border collie, Echo, in dog agility, reading, watching movies, and walking all her dogs.
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Make your house a haven for
trick-or-treaters
Halloween is one of the fall season's most treasured holidays. Kids love to dress up, get together with friends, and go door-to-door in search of the biggest and best goodies.
If your neighborhood tends to be teeming with little ghosts, goblins, superheroes and princesses, you'll want to be sure your yard and stoop are safe and welcoming. A little pre-planning can prevent unfortunate accidents that could turn out to be tragic for kids and trying for you.
Here are some pointers for ensuring your house is a safe place for trick-or-treaters on Oct. 31.
Pets first. Many dogs, cats, and other furry family companions get scared when oddly dressed strangers approach their door in droves. Make sure your pet is in a safe and comfortable space or take them to a secure, relaxing offsite location for the evening.
Clean it up. If your yard gathers stuff - like toys, rakes and other yard tools, hoses, tree branches, you name it - take the time to clean it up. Make sure your yard is free of potential hazards and create a clutter-free walking path well before dusk falls this Halloween.
Light it up. Make sure you offer a well-lit path. You can do this using any type of yard lights, from solar, string, LED, existing outdoor lighting or glow-in-the-dark.
Turn it off. When you're done for the night, make it obvious by turning any and all inviting lights off. However, if you're still offering candy in a bowl outside, do make sure to keep the path well-lit until your sweet treats are tucked away inside the house.
We hope you enjoy a safe Halloween devoid of tricks and full of treats!
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Fournier Fights Hunger this Fall
This fall, Fournier is teaming up with Northwest Harvest to fight hunger in our communities! Stop by any of our five offices throughout the month of October and November to drop off any non-perishable food items in our NW Harvest collections bins.
Remember to also 'like' our facebook page. For every new 'like' we received between now and Oct 31, we'll donate $5 to NW Harvest on your behalf.
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