Choice. Flexibility. Economy. Superior Protection. For your Auto, Home & Business. Richard Squeri Insurance Agency has it all for you in one place - from our office in Branford, Connecticut we serve the insurance needs of individuals, families and businesses all over Connecticut and surrounding states. We are proudly independent insurance agency, representing over 35+ top rated insurance companies. We're here for you locally downtown Branford on the green, 24/7 via our website or by calling us at: (203) 488-1677. Office Hours are M-F 8:30am to 4:30pm. We also schedule appointments after hours and on weekends to assist your needs.
We're local, just like you, but we have national reach.
We are an independent insurance agency. What does that mean to you? Let us tell you how we marry experience, choice and convenience.
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Car, home, condo, boat, RV - we have it all in one place and with a choice of top rated carriers to fit your protection and budget needs.
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Business serve all kinds of needs and come in all sizes. We can tailor an insurance program to fit yours.
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Specialty Insurance for your business large or small.
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Flood insurance for you Connecticut home.
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Health Insurance for Individuals, Families and Group Health Insurance
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October is Fire Prevention Month, making it a good time to look around your home for potential fire hazards. Simple steps involving smoke alarms, cooking, heating equipment, electrical systems, and everyday habits can help reduce the risk of a house fire.