Frisco
6160 Warren Pkwy S-100Frisco, TX 75034Call Frisco: +1 469 262 2204
About Eichelmann Insurance
We help people and businesses in Texas explore insurance options and understand the questions to ask before choosing coverage.
Our agency
Eric founded Eichelmann Insurance with the goal of helping Texans understand their insurance options. Today, the agency works with individuals and businesses looking for coverage suited to their circumstances.
Insurance policies differ in their terms, limits and exclusions. We can help you identify questions to ask and compare the options available for your situation.
Two Texas offices
You can ask about personal coverage such as auto, home, health, life and renters insurance, as well as business and commercial truck insurance. Availability, eligibility and policy terms depend on the insurer and your circumstances.
We help customers with insurance in Texas, including the Dallas–Fort Worth area, Wichita Falls and surrounding communities. Contact either office to discuss your location and coverage needs.
Call either office or use the contact page to tell us the type of insurance and your Texas city or ZIP code. Please do not include Social Security numbers, payment details or medical information in your first message.
Compare the coverage, limits, deductibles, exclusions and premium in each proposal. Ask how the policy applies to your particular circumstances, and read the written terms before making a decision.
The premium is the amount you pay for a policy. A deductible is the amount you pay toward a covered loss when the policy applies one. The amounts and the way they work depend on the coverage and policy terms.
Ask about available discounts and compare coverage choices with the same limits and deductibles. A higher deductible may reduce a premium but can mean paying more after a covered loss. Discounts and pricing depend on the insurer and your circumstances.
Check your policy documents for the insurer's claim reporting instructions and contact information. You can also contact the agency with questions about where to begin.
No. A request or quote is not proof that coverage has started. Confirm acceptance, the effective date and the terms with the insurer or agent before relying on a policy.