Wilkes-Barre and Scranton
You find out what your policy really covers on the worst day of the year.
Jeff Roth is a licensed insurance agent with an office on North Wilkes-Barre Boulevard. He will read your policy with you, out loud, in plain words, before anything goes wrong. It starts with a phone call.
Call Jeff at (570) 408-1646No quote form to fill out first. Home and auto. Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm.
Sound familiar?
Insurance is the one thing you buy hoping to never use it. So it gets bought once and then it sits there, renewing itself, while your house and your cars and your life keep changing.
- I have no idea what my policy actually covers. I just pay it.
- My renewal came and I meant to look at it. That was two years ago.
- I got quotes from three websites and now I do not know which one to pick.
- When I had a claim, I explained it four times to four different people.
These are common worries, not customer reviews.
None of that gets fixed by another website.
It gets fixed by one person who knows your file. When you call the number on this page, you are calling Jeff Roth, at his office in Wilkes-Barre.
What Jeff looks at with you
Personal lines. The house you live in and the cars in the driveway.
Home
What your house would cost to rebuild today, and whether the policy you own was written for that number.
Auto
What you carry on each car, what the numbers on the page mean, and what happens if the other driver has nothing.
Ask about the rest
Personal lines cover more than the house and the cars. Ask Jeff what else he can write for you.
How Jeff starts
The Coverage Walk-Through
Before anybody talks about price, Jeff reads what you already have, out loud, in plain words.
What you have now
Bring your current policy. Jeff goes through it line by line and tells you what each line actually means.
What you thought you had
This is where the surprises show up. A number that has not moved in ten years. A car that is not on there anymore.
What to do about it
Sometimes the answer is to change nothing. You will hear that from Jeff when it is true.
You do not have to be buying anything to do this. Knowing what you already own is reason enough.
How a quote actually happens
- 1
Call Jeff
Tell him what you have and what you are worried about. It is a conversation, not a form.
- 2
He shops it
Jeff quotes through the Goosehead system, which compares insurance companies side by side instead of one at a time. That system is theirs, and it is the fastest way to put real numbers in front of you.
- 3
He explains it
You get the comparison in plain words, and you get the phone number of the person who walked you through it.
Want the numbers before you call?
Jeff has a page on the Goosehead company site, and that page is wired into their quoting system. It is the fastest way to get real prices in front of you, and it is the same system Jeff uses. This page does not try to copy it. It sends you there.
Open Jeff's quote pageThen call Jeff and go through what comes back. That part is the whole point.
A quote is not an offer of insurance. Whether a company quotes you, and what it charges, is up to that company and its own underwriting rules.
You are not shopping for insurance. You are picking the person you call on the worst day.
Pick one you can drive to. Ten minutes on the phone tells you whether that is Jeff.
Call Jeff at (570) 408-1646Where Jeff works
The office is at 100 N Wilkes-Barre Blvd, Suite 403 in Wilkes-Barre. Jeff covers Scranton as well, so the same phone number works whether your house is in Luzerne County or Lackawanna County.
That matters more than it sounds. The person writing your policy should know what a February looks like here, and what it does to a roof.
The Jeff Roth Agency100 N Wilkes-Barre Blvd, Suite 403
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711
Send Jeff a message
Calling is faster. If it is after hours, leave it here and Jeff will get back to you.
100 N Wilkes-Barre Blvd, Suite 403
Wilkes-Barre, PA 18711
Mon to Fri, 9am to 5pm
Looking for prices right now? Jeff's quote page on the Goosehead site runs the comparison. Start there, then call him about what it says.