Insurance Agency in Longview, TX
Greg Williams Insurance is an independent insurance agency at 3400 W Marshall Ave, Suite 200, in the Austin Bank Building in Longview. We help individuals, families, and businesses compare available home, auto, liability, and business insurance from multiple insurance companies.
Our veteran-owned, family-run agency has served East Texas since 2011. Meet Greg Williams Insurance, request a quote, or call 903-372-1901.
Compare coverage as well as price
An independent agency can review options from more than one insurer. Available companies and products depend on your property, vehicles, operations, and underwriting eligibility. We explain differences in limits, deductibles, exclusions, and settlement terms so you can compare quotes on more than the premium alone.
A lower price does not always mean less coverage, and the cheapest quote is not automatically the best fit. Ask which assumptions each quote uses and what would happen in the loss situations that matter to you.
Personal insurance for Longview households
Homeowners insurance: review rebuilding limits, roof settlement, belongings, liability, and wind and hail deductibles.
Auto insurance: compare liability limits, collision and comprehensive deductibles, uninsured-driver coverage, and the drivers and uses disclosed on the application.
Renters insurance and condo insurance: discuss belongings, liability, living expenses after a covered loss, and responsibility for the building or unit.
Personal umbrella insurance: explore additional liability limits, required underlying coverage, and exclusions.
Flood insurance: review separate flood coverage, limits, deductibles, and applicable waiting periods.
RV, boat and personal watercraft, and motorcycle insurance: match the coverage discussion to how you use and store the vehicle or watercraft.
Business insurance for Gregg County operations
Start with what the business does, owns, and is responsible for. We help discuss general liability, business owners policies, commercial property and business income, workers’ compensation, and commercial auto.
For contractors and construction businesses, share your trades, payroll, subcontractor use, vehicles, equipment, and contract requirements. Certificate and additional-insured requests depend on the current policy, required wording, and any insurer approval. A certificate shows evidence of coverage; it does not change a policy.
Building or renovating in Longview?
Builders risk insurance addresses covered physical loss to insured project property during construction. Explore personal builders risk for your own home or commercial builders risk for a business or investment project.
The construction agreement should identify who arranges coverage and pays for it. Discuss who is financially responsible for the work and materials, including items the owner buys directly, and who will pay a deductible. Also confirm whether existing structures, off-site storage, and deliveries are covered. Our guides explain new construction and renovation coverage in more detail.
Roof coverage and deductibles worth reviewing
Before a storm, check how your policy values roof damage and which deductible applies. Replacement cost, actual cash value, roof schedules, exclusions, and policy conditions can change settlement. A percentage deductible is calculated from the limit specified by the policy: for example, 2% of a $300,000 dwelling limit is $6,000.
Read our Texas roof coverage guide and bring your declarations page and relevant endorsements to a coverage review. The declarations alone may not explain every settlement condition.
From railroad town to balloon-race tradition
Longview began as a railroad town in 1870, and the railroad remains an important part of its story. The Great Texas Balloon Race brings competitive pilots and colorful balloon glows to the community, a tradition that helped earn Longview the “Balloon Capital of Texas” designation in 1985.
Longview insurance questions
Where is your Longview office?
Visit the Austin Bank Building at 3400 W Marshall Ave, Suite 200, Longview, TX 75604. Office hours are Monday–Friday, 8:00 AM–5:00 PM. You can also call or text 903-372-1901 or use our contact page.
Can you review coverage before renewal?
Yes. Contact us before renewal and share your current insurance information and any changes in your household, property, vehicles, or business. We can discuss available alternatives and coverage differences. A review does not guarantee a lower premium or acceptance by a particular insurer.
Do you serve Gladewater as well as Longview?
Yes. Our office is in Longview, and we serve nearby East Texas communities by phone, text, and online. See our Gladewater insurance guide for homes, vehicles, antique-shop coverage questions, and construction projects.
Prepare for a quote
Start with the type of coverage you need, the property or business location, your requested start date, and current policy details if available. For construction, include the scope, completed project value, start and completion dates, contractor information, and responsibility for materials.
Request an insurance quote or call 903-372-1901. Coverage, limits, exclusions, and availability depend on the policy and insurer underwriting.