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Who is Erie Insurance? We’ve been helping people make things right since 1925, working side-by-side with the best insurance Agents in the business.
We’re not one to boast, brag or bombard you with billions of dollars of advertising. Ever since our founder H.O. Hirt coined the phrase, “Above all in SERVICES,” our approach has been simple: overwhelm our Customers with fantastic service and great value. In short, let their satisfaction do the talking.
For more than 90 years, Erie Insurance has been fulfilling its promise to Customers to provide car, home, business, commercial, and life insurance rooted in the principles of honesty, decency, service, and of course, affordability. We offer products that protect you without surprises.
Our vast network of independent insurance Agents serve more than 4 million insurance Customers in 12 states and the District of Columbia. With our Agents, we continue to carry out the company’s founding purpose:
“To provide our Policyholders with as near perfect protection, as near perfect service as is humanly possible and to do so at the lowest possible cost.”
Our Customers know we’ll go the extra mile to help them with their insurance coverage and recover after a loss. Take a moment to check out the videos that highlight ERIE’s commitment to serving Customers. For more details about how we stack up in the industry, read our company profile.
If you’re not already an ERIE Customer, contact an Agent today to get the insurance coverage that’s best for you. We promise to give you the protection you need and the service you expect — all at a great price.




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