Buckeye is still considered a small, local carrier with just 70 employees across locations. The Buckeye State Mutual Insurance Company corporate family combines 4 companies in the midwestern United States.
According to their website, Buckeye is focused on a strong reputation through exceptional service and strong agency partnerships. They also offer a Buckeye health plan for local communities.
Buckeye sells policies through a network of independent agents. So you can get multiple quotes from different companies at the same time to compare your options. You can add extra benefits or play around with your deductibles to see how prices really stack up.
If you need to file a claim, there are several options available.
In states serviced by Buckeye, AM Best gives them a B+ rating. If you're buying homeowners insurance, Buckeye customers are in areas more vulnerable to natural disasters like catastrophic wind, hail, and tornadoes. If you're on a Buckeye health plan, your health care providers should take care of the claims filing process. Generally, if Buckeye receives your claim before 4 PM EST, they promise to contact you the same day. After 4 PM EST, you will be contacted the next business day.
Currently, Buckeye's website does not openly list all available discounts. So you'd need to run a quote and talk to a qualified representative whether you want health coverage, homeowners coverage, or something else.
Buckeye Insurance Group sells car and homeowners insurance in 6 states. See the state Buckeye Insurance Group sells in below and click the link to see how Buckeye Insurance Group compares to the other top companies in that state.
Colorado
Georgia
Indiana
Kansas
Ohio
South Dakota
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