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Frick-Ketrow Insurance Agency is an independent agency providing Personal, Home, Auto, Life, and Business Insurance, as well as Surety and Benefits coverage, to its customers nationwide.

Your Local Indiana County and Blair County Independent Insurance Agency

The Frick-Ketrow Insurance Agency is an independent insurance agency located in Indiana and Homer City (Indiana County), and Duncansville, Roaring Spring, and Tyrone (Blair County). The agency has been providing auto insurance, home insurance, life insurance and business insurance services to the area since 1966. As independent agents, their friendly staff can help you find some of the best policies at the best prices.

So if you are in the need of a new insurance policy or just looking for a quote, be sure to contact The Frick-Ketrow Insurance Agency today! They offer the best combination of competitive rates, coverage, and personal service!

 

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