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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Discounts for Car and Homeowners Insurance 

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 Bret Farrar - State Farm Insurance Agent today to see how we can give you the top insurance-buying experience ever!

Winter Driving Tips:

When the roads are icy you need to avoid making sharp turns or corrections, and avoid slamming on the brakes, which could cause skidding. When approaching a hill, wait until the vehicle in front of you has reached the top before you startup. Drive steadily up the hill but avoid going too fast; that could cause you to swerve.

When the streets have snow on them, you won’t be able to stop or maneuver as quickly. When you see snow on the roads here are some steps to take.

• Don't pass snowplows or sanding trucks - they are likely trying to clear the road ahead.

• Approach intersections slowly, and brake gently to avoid skidding. If you slide, turn your steering wheel in the direction your vehicle is sliding.

• Avoid using cruise control.

• Drive slower than usual, and double the usual distance between your vehicle and the one in front of you to about eight seconds and decrease your speed by five to 10 miles per hour.

• Avoid the impulse to firmly push the brake pedal. Instead, ease off the accelerator, slowly tap the brakes to slow momentum, and eventually come to a complete stop.