Jodi Morris
First licensed as an Arizona insurance producer in 2001.
- Property
- Casualty
- Life
Insurance coverage in Phoenix, and where to start
Jodi MorrisAZ License 1461741First licensed in Arizona in 2001Property, Casualty and LifeServing Phoenix and the East Valley
Business, home and auto, or life: tell me what you're working on, and I'll help you find the coverage that fits.
(480) 228-0591Rather talk? Call me
What I help with
Start from the kind of coverage you need.
- Property and CasualtyBusiness insuranceThe coverage a contract, a lease, a license or a first hire calls for. I'll help you sort out which ones you need.Read more
- Property and CasualtyHome and auto insuranceWhat to check on a car or home policy before you renew or switch. I'll go through yours with you.Read more
- LifeLife insuranceWhat life insurance does, term or indexed universal life, and how much coverage to think about for the people who count on you.Read more
How the kinds of coverage fit together.
Arizona law sorts insurance into lines. Property covers loss of or damage to things you own. Casualty covers your legal liability when someone is hurt or their property is damaged. Life covers a person's life.
Most policies draw on more than one. A business policy that pays for a damaged building is property coverage; one that pays a claim from an injured customer is casualty coverage. A car or home policy usually carries both.
My license covers Property, Casualty and Life. I don't sell health insurance.
To check any agent's lines yourself, see how to choose an insurance agent. Still unsure which kind you need? My plain answers to common insurance questions are a good place to start.
My Arizona license
Property, Casualty and Life
Business insurance
Property and Casualty
Home and auto insurance
Property and Casualty
Life insurance
Life
Who you'd work with
One licensed agent, based in Phoenix.
I was first licensed in Arizona in 2001. Tell me what you're working on and I'll help you sort out what you need, or call me at (480) 228-0591.
Moments that usually call for a look at your coverage
Most people don't shop for insurance until something changes. These are the changes I hear about most, and where each one leads.
A lease or a client contract
Landlords and larger clients commonly ask for proof of insurance before you sign, often with limits they name. What business coverage is for
Your first employee
Arizona law brings almost every employer with regular employees under workers compensation, and general liability does not cover your own staff. What general liability leaves out
A renewal that jumped
Before you switch, compare what each policy would pay: the limits, the deductibles, who is covered and the exclusions. What to check before you switch
Buying a home
A mortgage lender will usually ask for homeowners insurance, and a standard policy leaves flood out, which matters in monsoon season. Home insurance, in plain words
A new baby, a marriage or a mortgage
Each one changes how much the people who depend on you would need if you were gone. How much life coverage to think about
A premium you want to understand
The price follows a handful of factors you can see, some you choose and some you bring. What sets the price of life coverage
Insurance by city
Car theft, flood, roof age and the local business license all change across the Valley, so each city guide leads with its own public numbers.
Or see every city side by side.
Before you call
Want to read up first?
Plain answers and guides, so you know what to ask.
Not sure where you fit? Ask me.
Tell me what's going on and I'll take it from there. Or just call me.
Arizona Insurance Producer License No. 1461741 (NPN 1461741)