Bret Farrar

Bret Farrar and his family have been residents of Lee's Summit for over 15 years. Bret moved to the Kansas City area to attend Law School at UMKC in 1999. He met his wife, Tricia in 2002 and they moved to Lee's Summit to start a family in the fall of 2006. Bret started his agency in 2013 and enjoys sharing his almost 20 years of legal knowledge combined with his vast insurance experience with his customers throughout the Lee's Summit and Kansas City areas.

Serving Insurance Needs in Lee's Summit 

Serving Insurance Needs in Blue Springs 

Serving Insurance Needs in Independence 

Serving Insurance Needs in Kansas City 

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University of Missouri - Kansas City, School of Law 

University of Missouri - Columbia, B.S.B.A. 

Member of the Lee's Summit Chamber of Commerce

Our customers are raving about the insurance policies we offer:

• Auto Insurance

• Homeowner's Insurance

• Life Insurance

• Renter's Insurance

• Personal Articles Insurance

• Condo Insurance

• Business Insurance

• Personal Liability Coverage

• Roadside Assistance

• Motorhome Insurance/RV Insurance

• Boat Insurance

Call us today to see how we can give you the top insurance-buying experience ever!

Millions of Americans will head out to see family and friends during the holidays. Unfortunately, some of us will be involved in accidents. Holiday drivers often are distracted by talkative children, yelping pets, or holiday fixings sloshing around with every stop and go.

Use extra caution as you hit the road this year. Here are a few tips to keep your holiday plans on track:

• Say no to holiday eggnog. Never drink and drive, but also be on the lookout for haphazard driving and drivers operating their vehicles under the influence. Unfortunately, the number of accidents and fatalities caused by drinking inevitably rises around the holiday season. You can take other steps to avoid drinking and driving.

• Plan for shorter days. The more light, the safer the roads. During the winter months, an earlier sunset means you've got less daylight to work with. Ideally, plan your trip to avoid driving at night. If you think you're going to be out after dark, keep these night driving tips in mind.

• Be ready if your battery dies. Cold weather takes its toll on car batteries. Double-check to make sure you've got jumper cables in your trunk. You never know when an easy jump-start could save you time and hassle — or when you could use them to help someone else.