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Insurance help in Leon County

We serve Centerville, Buffalo, and communities across Leon County with auto, home, farm & ranch, and business insurance. Our independent agency is based in Madisonville. Call or start online to compare options, review a policy, or talk through an insurance question.

Leon County: Centerville and Buffalo North-up county outline with approximate community locations, based on U.S. Census Bureau geometry. Our office is in Madisonville, outside this county. This is a community locator, not a flood map. Leon CountyTEXAS · COMMUNITIES WE SERVE N Centerville Buffalo HOME · AUTO · FARM & RANCH · BUSINESS

Serving Leon County by phone and online from our Madisonville office.

Auto • Home • Farm & Ranch • Business

For the home, the road, the land, and the work.

Start with what you want to protect. If more than one of these fits, we can talk through them together.

On the road

Auto insurance

A different vehicle, a new driver, or a longer commute. We can help you review your auto insurance as your needs change.

Explore auto insurance

At home

Home insurance

Your house, belongings, and other buildings. Mention additions, renovations, or a change in who lives there.

Explore home insurance

On the land

Farm & ranch insurance

Land, livestock, barns, and equipment. Tell us about new purchases, leased property, or changes to the operation.

Explore farm & ranch insurance

At work

Business insurance

Your business, from its property to its day-to-day work. Bring questions about employees, equipment, contracts, or work vehicles.

Explore business insurance

A new driver, another building, or a change in how you earn a living can affect more than one policy. Let us know what is different so we can review it together.

Support for existing clients · Looking for renters insurance?

The Stover & Crouch team in the Madisonville office.
Our team, at home in the Madisonville office.

Your team in Madisonville

A lot can change between renewals.

Maybe you have added a building near Centerville, bought equipment, or started a business from home. Even when the address stays the same, the details behind your insurance can change.

Tell our Madisonville team what is new, what is planned, and what you want to understand. We can review your current policies and help you see where another conversation is needed.

You can ask for a review without having every detail worked out.

Meet the people behind your policy

Here when you need us

A conversation with people you can get to know.

Call us at (936) 348-2688 or start online. We serve Centerville and Buffalo and all of Leon County from our Madisonville office.

As an independent agency, we can compare available options from more than one insurance company and explain the differences that matter to you.

Already a client? We are here for policy questions, changes, and help navigating the claims process.

A few details help us get started.

Bring what you have. We can help with the rest.

  • Your current policies, if you have them
  • The addresses and vehicles you want to discuss
  • What has changed, or what you are planning
  • The question you most want answered

Plain answers

Insurance questions in Leon County

A few useful starting points. Your policy and the details of your situation determine the answer.

Can you help with insurance in Centerville and Buffalo, TX?

Yes. We help people across Leon County with auto, home, farm & ranch, and business insurance from our Madisonville office. Call or start online to ask a question, review your policies, or compare available options.

Should I tell my agent before using an outbuilding for a business?

Yes. A building covered for household use may have different coverage needs when you store business equipment, do paid work, or have customers visit. Tell us what you plan to do before the use changes so we can review the building, its contents, and liability questions.

Which address should I use for land or a building in Leon County?

Give us the physical location of each property as well as your mailing address if it is different. If you are unsure of the assigned 911 address, Leon County’s addressing office is a useful starting point. The county asks property owners to verify that address before seeking a floodplain permit.

Does home insurance include flood coverage?

Most homeowners policies do not cover flood damage. Flood insurance is usually a separate policy. A FEMA map can help you look up a property, but a location outside a high-risk flood zone can still flood. Bring the address and we can discuss flood coverage along with your other insurance questions.

Local weather and your coverage

Building repairs and tree cleanup in Leon County

Homeowners claims paid in 2025

$3,970,541

Paid losses reported for Leon County in the Texas Department of Insurance county data.

This is the county total paid during 2025 and may include payments for earlier losses. It is not a claim count or an estimate for your property. It excludes renters, condo, dwelling and TWIA policies.

View TDI county loss data

Leon County tornado · April 13, 2019

A National Weather Service survey documented roof, outbuilding and tree damage in central Leon County during the April 13, 2019 tornado.

Read the National Weather Service report (PDF)

Ask about cleanup as well as repairs

Ask what applies if a tree damages an insured building or blocks access, and what debris-removal limits apply. Trees falling elsewhere on the land may be treated differently. Bring photos and a building list so the review includes structures away from the main home.

Read TDI coverage guidance

Sources checked October 6, 2026. The weather example is a separate historical event; it does not explain the 2025 payment total or predict future losses. Coverage depends on the policy and the circumstances of a loss.

Next step

Something changed? Let’s talk it through.

A new quote, a policy review, or a question you have been meaning to ask. Start online or call our Madisonville team.