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Georgia Farm Bureau

4.4
(17 reviews)

Business Details

470 Taylors Mill Road, Fort Valley, GA
31030, United States
(478) 825-3582
https://www.gfbinsurance.com/contact/county/peach

About

Insurance Agency
Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance offers competitive insurance plans for individuals and families in Peach County and in other communities just like it throughout Georgia. With 160 offices strategically located all across the state, no one knows Georgia like we do and no one covers Georgia like we do. All of our employees live and work in Georgia, from underwriting to sales to claims, and we are focused on providing the excellent customer service our members deserve. Our experienced insurance agents can help with a variety of your insurance needs, including auto insurance, home insurance, renters’ insurance, business insurance, umbrella policies, life insurance, farm insurance, crop insurance and more. Initially created to help farm families and rural communities back in 1959, Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance now serves all types of people in Georgia while still continuing to support Georgia's agriculture industry. By insuring with us, you can help ensure a safe and abundant supply of Georgia grown products and are actively reinvesting your dollars back into your community. Now that's insurance you can feel good about.

Location

Georgia Farm Bureau
470 Taylors Mill Road, Fort Valley, GA
31030, United States

Hours

Monday8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Tuesday8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Wednesday8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Thursday8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
Friday8:30 AM - 5:00 PM
SaturdayClosed
SundayClosed

Reviews

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  • SL
    S & N Freight LLC
    Mar 29, 2023
    5.0
    Yes, I would recommend the GFB. My Sprinter Van, car, and home insurance is cheaper than any big name insurance company out there.
  • KB
    Kimberly Bowman
    Jun 10, 2021
    1.0
    The ABSOLUTE worst experience of our lives, dealing with this company after going through a traumatic fire. The adjuster they sent has been a total nightmare to deal with, so much so that we had to go and get an attorney. The fire was caused by a heating & air company coming in and setting the house on fire. We thought if we went with our own insurance company (Georgia Farm Bureau) instead of theirs, that we would have that extra layer of protection. That has been the total opposite of what we've gotten. The heating and air companies own adjuster said the best thing to do would be just to tear it down and start over. He said that to us the very first day that we met him. However, It's been OVER a year and a half now, and we're still fighting with Georgia Farm Bureau. We were Not protected, she did the exact opposite of what their insurance company recommended. The very first thing the adjuster had them do was take the sheets off all of the beds so they could "wash them"; they came back with soot stains (pictures attached). So instead of trying to get out what furniture or antiques were in the house that had been passed down from parents & grandparents that had sentimental value, they saved the sheets off the beds? We tried to tell the adjuster that the sheets were ruined, but she said we had to take it up with the sub contractor she'd recommended, so we sent them back thinking okay they'd see the stains and that they were ruined, but oh no, we were told the sheets were "Just Fine" The company that tried to clean our clothes hid dryer sheets in everything, pockets, hoods, socks, I actually showed the adjuster when she came by our rental house, we let her smell how bad everything they'd sent back smelled, she said yeah, it still smelled like the fire, but she'd never heard of them putting dryer sheets in the clothes and looked at us like we were lying. Why would we waste hundreds of dryer sheets when you could plainly smell how bad everything was? This has been a nightmare, compounded by having an adjuster that only protected her Sub Contractors. She recommended Serv Pro and Only serv Pro, we didn't know anything about anyone else so we went with her suggestions, they came in and did a horrendous job, even sending us reports of what was saved and what wasn't saved with the exact same items on them. I spent days trying to get the adjuster to just read those reports so she could see there was a major problem. We still to this day have no idea what was actually saved from our home! We tried asking for new reports so that we could claim items that hadn't been saved, but the Adjuster told us to "just do the best we could" The adjuster would not listen to our builder we brought in that had over 20 years of experience, nor would she listen to the county inspector, nor a structural engineer we had to pay for. Her repair company, that she recommended came in and met with us and our attorneys, and guess what, he said he could get her to listen! That's not right! Georgia Farm Bureau does NOT have to match the brick on your home, it only has to be similar. Our home is 4 sided brick, 3 of those sides had to come down, the brick had been discontinued; the adjuster recommended hiding the different brick with down spouts from the gutters. When we questioned her about the value of our home decreasing when we had to disclose our home was in a major fire and 75% - 85% of the home had to be repaired she said " you won't have any issues, there won't be a difference in the valuation". Does anyone believe that? We have a crawl space, it took 3 fire trucks 5 hours to put out the fire. There was 2 to 3 feet of standing water in the crawl space. We asked the adjuster if they would pump it out, we were worried about mold, she asked us to let them do their job and to stay out. Guess what, mold all under the house because the water sat for months. The fire Chief had everyone stay out of the home for almost 6 weeks by the time we got back in everything was full of mold.
  • KH
    kape hendrix
    Jun 17, 2020
    5.0
    Great people and service
  • EH
    Elizabeth Hernandez
    Apr 24, 2020
    5.0
    Friendly, always eager to help, very affordable prices and very professional. Definitely recommend using.
  • II
    Ira Staten III
    Jan 26, 2020
    2.0
    Bad information was given to me by a insurance agent. I felt I deserve better since I been a a customer since 1999 till present. I am currently looking for a a insurance provider.

Frequently Asked Questions About Georgia Farm Bureau

What is Georgia Farm Bureau?

Georgia Farm Bureau is a non-governmental, membership-based organization that advocates for Georgia's agriculture industry and represents farmers and rural Georgia in the legislative arena. Georgia Farm Bureau created the Georgia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance Company in 1959, which offers a variety of insurance products, including home, auto and life insurance. Georgia Farm Bureau has offices in 158 counties in the state and each office serves the needs of their county. Each county office houses both the ag-focused Federation efforts for that county as well as the insurance agency for that county.

Do I have to be a member of Georgia Farm Bureau to be eligible for insurance products?

Yes. Members of Georgia Farm Bureau are eligible for more than 300,000 member benefits, including access to Georgia Farm Bureau Insurance products. View all member benefits and discounts here. Georgia Farm Bureau is a grassroots, membership-based federation whose purpose is to help farmers and advocate for Georgia’s agriculture industry. Since 1937, members of Georgia Farm Bureau have worked to strengthen Georgia communities and build a strong agriculture industry for the state. Your membership dollars contribute to Georgia Farm Bureau’s mission of supporting Georgia farmers and Georgia-grown products.

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