auto insurance

From standard collision to comprehensive liability protection, EPS customizes the right policy for you.

Comprehensive and Collision: Must-Haves for Every Driver
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Comprehensive insurance is one of the most popular types of insurance that every driver should consider. This type of insurance protects your vehicle from risks that are not directly related to traffic accidents, including: ires, floods, storms, earthquakes, and other natural events that can cause damage to your vehicle.

Theft or vandalism: Your vehicle may be stolen or vandalized by malicious individuals.

Collisions with animals: Sometimes, collisions with animals such as deer, elk, or dogs can cause significant damage to your vehicle.

Comprehensive insurance helps give you peace of mind when dealing with unexpected situations and protects your assets from unpredictable risks.

A hit from a driver with too little or no insurance can be a financial burden that leaves you paying for damage caused by someone else. An underinsured driver is someone whose insurance coverage limits are too low to cover the full cost of the damages they cause. This means you could be left with significant out-of-pocket expenses. Let EPS help protect you from this risk.

Your EPS agent will consider your unique situation when recommending the right coverage for your vehicles. Collision coverage helps pay for repairs to your vehicle if you hit another car, a tree, or any other object. Comprehensive coverage, on the other hand, protects you from non-collision incidents such as theft, vandalism, fire, and natural disasters like hail. We work with you to ensure you have the comprehensive and collision coverage needed to protect you from financial loss.

Liability coverage is crucial as it helps cover the costs if you are responsible for causing injuries to other people or damage to their property in an accident. Property damage liability specifically covers the expenses related to repairing or replacing the other party's vehicle or any other property you might have damaged. This ensures you are protected from the financial burden of paying for repairs or medical bills out of pocket.