Hanford Insurance is a local, independent agency offering home, auto, farm, business and life insurance to Erie, IL, from an office at 734 Main St since 1855.
Living and working around Erie means insurance needs that a generic policy often misses: outbuildings and equipment on a working farm, teenage drivers heading to Erie High School, a storm that takes down a grain bin during harvest season. Our Erie office at 734 Main St talks through those details with you directly, comparing multiple carriers so your home, auto, farm, business and life coverage actually fits how you live and work.
Every card below is a full line of protection our Erie agents can put in place for your home, your farm or your business.
Home and auto coverage built around small town life and long country driveways.
Explore personal coverageCoverage for Erie shops, contractors and Main Street businesses that keep this town running.
Explore business coverageProtection for the grain bins, livestock and equipment that farms around Erie depend on.
Explore farm coveragePlain language life coverage for families putting down roots in Erie.
Explore life coverageGroup benefits packages for Erie employers who want to take care of their crew.
Explore benefitsMedicare made simple for Erie retirees settling into a slower pace of life.
Explore Medicare optionsClear answers about your policy. No jargon. No runaround.
Neighbors first. Insurance agents second.
We compare multiple carriers to find your best rate.
Independent and local since 1855, right here in Erie.
Yes. Our Erie office is at 734 Main St, Erie, IL 61250. Call (309) 944-8671 during business hours, Monday through Friday, 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM, to talk with a local agent about home, auto, farm, business, life or Medicare coverage.
Usually, yes. Tractors, grain bins, barns and other farm structures typically need their own policy or an endorsement beyond a standard homeowners policy. Worth a conversation if you farm around Erie.
Most homeowners policies cover wind and hail damage, though the details vary by carrier. Since storms can move through this part of Illinois quickly, it's worth reviewing your coverage limits with our team.
Liability only pays for damage or injury you cause to others and is generally the legal minimum. Full coverage adds comprehensive and collision protection for your own vehicle.
Often, yes. Bundling your policies with one carrier can simplify your paperwork and may lower your overall premium. Ask our Erie team what bundling options make sense for your situation.
Talk to a local agent who knows this town as well as your policy. No pressure, just a straight answer and a fair quote.