In Northern Arizona, wildfire risk is part of life. For our agency, that means protection cannot just be about writing a policy, it has to be about helping people prepare before there is smoke in the air and supporting them when the unexpected happens.

Since opening in 2022, Keith Majors Allstate has worked to be present in the Flagstaff community both before and after difficult moments. We have supported local fire departments through appreciation events, pizza nights, and Christmas gatherings, recognizing the men and women who help protect our homes, neighborhoods, forests, and mountain communities.

Our commitment to wildfire awareness is also part of our larger belief that a local insurance agency should understand the real risks families face here. From homeowners insurance and renters insurance to auto coverage and personal property protection, we help customers review their coverage, understand their options, and prepare for the realities of living in Northern Arizona.

To us, being local means more than providing insurance. It means standing with the people, first responders, and communities that make Flagstaff home.

Phone: (800) 54-STORM or (800) 547-8676

In Northern Arizona, monsoon season can change conditions fast. Heavy rain, flash flooding, washed-out roads, hail, wind, and storm runoff can create serious damage for homeowners, renters, drivers, and local businesses.

At Keith Majors Allstate, we help customers think through these risks before the storm clouds build. Many people do not realize that standard home insurance may not cover flood damage, which makes it important to review coverage, understand options, and prepare before monsoon season arrives.

As a local Flagstaff agency, we understand how quickly summer storms can affect neighborhoods, mountain roads, low-lying areas, and properties near burn scars. Our goal is to help customers protect their homes, vehicles, belongings, and financial future with clear guidance and dependable local support.

To us, being local means helping people prepare before the storm, not just answering the phone after the damage is done.