A Family-Run Insurance Agency in Santa Clarita, CA

Santa Clarita is the third-largest city in Los Angeles County and sits about 30 miles north of downtown Los Angeles, according to the city's own profile (opens in a new tab). For insurance, your address matters more than which side of the city line you're on, so a Castaic home and a Valencia home get the same careful shopping from us.

There are two of us, so a quick call first means Brian can have your quotes ready to go over and Dolores can have the paperwork lined up. If you'd rather not come in, quotes, applications and signatures all work by phone, email and e-signature.

What to bring

• Your current declarations pages (the summary pages) for car and home
• Driver's license numbers for everyone in the household who drives
• The year, make and model or VIN of each car
• For a home: the year it was built and when the roof, plumbing and electrical were last updated
• Any non-renewal notice or DMV letter you've received

• Car insurance: commuters, teen drivers and multi-car households. See auto insurance in Santa Clarita or our statewide car insurance page.
• Homeowners insurance: tract homes, hillside homes and help after a non-renewal. Start with homeowners insurance in Santa Clarita or the statewide home insurance page.
• Home and auto together: one house and two cars priced as a household. See the home and auto bundle.
• Condo and townhome (HO-6): coverage that fits around your HOA's master policy. See condo insurance.
• Renters insurance: your belongings and liability in an apartment or rented house. See renters insurance.
• Landlord insurance: rental houses and condos, with carriers such as Steadily and Obie. See landlord insurance.
• Earthquake insurance: not included in a standard home policy, so it's a separate policy; ask us how to compare the options. See earthquake insurance.
• SR-22: the proof of insurance the DMV can require after a DUI, a suspension or driving uninsured. See SR-22 insurance in Santa Clarita.
• Business insurance: general liability, business owner's policies, workers' comp and commercial auto through carriers such as NEXT and Travelers. See business insurance in Santa Clarita.
• Classic and collector cars: ask us about classic car insurance.

For car and home, Mercury Insurance is usually the first carrier we check. Our Mercury Insurance agent page has more on how that works.

Southbound traffic funnels into the Newhall Pass, where I-5 and the 14 meet; that interchange collapsed in the 1994 Northridge earthquake and was rebuilt. Metro's I-5 widening north toward Castaic is still under construction. Ventura County commuters take Highway 126 west, and Antelope Valley commuters ride the 14 or Sierra Highway north.

The full local rundown, including Metrolink riders and college-age drivers, is on our Santa Clarita auto insurance page. If a DUI or suspension is part of the picture, go straight to SR-22 insurance.

CAL FIRE records show the 2019 Tick Fire burned 4,615 acres around Canyon Country and the 2025 Hughes Fire burned more than 10,000 acres near Castaic Lake. The 1994 Northridge earthquake left Santa Clarita City Hall unusable. A standard homeowners policy usually covers fire, but earthquake damage needs its own coverage.

If a non-renewal arrives, our guides on handling a non-renewal and the California FAIR Plan walk through the options, and wildfire risk in Santa Clarita goes deeper on fire.

From a home-based business in Saugus to a contractor with trucks on I-5, the first step is the same: tell us what you do and who works for you. Start with business insurance in Santa Clarita, or read about general liability, workers' compensation and contractor insurance.

A captive agent sells one company's policies. We can put Mercury Insurance, Travelers, Bristol West and our other carriers side by side, then stay with you after the sale for changes, renewals and claims questions. Our guide to independent vs. captive agents explains the difference.

We're licensed in California only: agency license #0D44425, and Brian Iriana's license #0G73836.

Weekday calls between 9 AM and 4 PM usually get a call back within the hour. After 4, or on weekends, expect to hear from us the next business morning.