Clear insurance.
Fewer headaches.
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So insurance doesn't become another thing you have to manage.
Working with business owners across Utah and Idaho.
25 years in insurance. 15 with small business owners.
Most business owners have insurance. What they don't have is someone responsible for the whole picture.
Coverage gets set up and then nobody revisits it. Policies stop matching how the business actually operates. Things overlap in some places and leave gaps in others. And every year the audit shows up and nobody's prepared.
I'm a principal at Page Insurance — a mid-sized independent agency founded in 1998, serving thousands of families and businesses across Utah and Idaho. We have a team of agents who handle most of our clients, but I choose to focus my time on business owners — specifically restaurant operators and contractors. It's what I know best, and I'd rather do a few things well than try to be everything to everyone.
What I focus on
Restaurants
Workers comp, audits, seasonal staffing — handled by someone who actually knows restaurants.
Learn more →Contractors
First liability policy or full programs for established crews — plus personal coverage, because it's all connected.
Learn more →Small Business
Not sure if I'm a fit? Reach out — I can usually tell you in a few minutes.
Learn more →“I truly consider him a vital part of our extended team.”— Mandi Tomlinson, Bookkeeper, Pizza Pie Cafe
25 years in insurance. Independent agent. Utah and Idaho.
What most agents won't tell you
Any agent can make it cheap.
Insurance is infinitely customizable. An agent who thinks all you care about is price can strip coverage down to hit any number — or fudge the payroll and receipts to make the quote look good. Then the audit shows up and the bill is twice what you expected.
Cheap isn't a strategy.
The cheapest quote usually means stripped coverage. When something goes wrong, what you didn't pay for is exactly what you needed. The best programs go to businesses that are stable and well-managed. I help you qualify for those.
Your agent should do more.
Most agents set your policy and disappear until renewal. But staying organized — annual reviews, coordinating personal and commercial coverage, working with your bookkeeper before audits — that's the actual job. If your agent isn't doing that, you're missing out.