Tri-County Agency of Brick has been voted Ocean County's Best of the Best Insurance Agency in the Asbury Park Press Readers Choice 2011!!
Thanks to everyone who voted for us!
Tri-County Agency of Brick, Inc., a family owned and operated agency, is committed to protecting New Jersey families through the best and worst of times including, but not limited to, natural disasters, economic recessions and day-to-day needs. It is nice to know that in a world of constant change some things remain constant, like the personal service our agency brings
to our clients.
As a Trusted Choice® insurance agency we are dedicated to you and are committed to treating you as a person, not a policy. We provide our clients with excellent service including multiple coverage options to suit you or your business, assistance in the claims handling process, and 24/7 emergency service. You will also be assured that your inquiries will be handled in a professional, timely
manner. These are our constant commitments to serving you.
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As the summer ramps up and the warm days turn to hot days many people will be spending a lot of time out on the water. Whether you’re taking the boat out for a weekend or renting personal water crafts on a summer vacation, it’s important to remember the risks of boating and other water sports. The following tips will help keep you safe on the water and be prepared in the event of an accident.
It’s a rite of passage for college students to don cap and gown and march across the stage for graduation ceremonies- in fact, according to the National Center for Education Statistics (NCES) nearly 1.8 million students will graduate with a bachelor’s degree in 2012. As those 1.8 million make the transition from undergraduates to careers, pursuit of advanced degrees or back into mom and dad’s basement, it’s critical that they understand how walking across the stage may have changed their insurance needs.
