Based in Madisonville
Insurance help in Walker County
Member of the Walker County Chamber of Commerce
We help families and businesses in Huntsville, New Waverly, and Riverside with auto, home, farm and ranch, and commercial insurance. We’re an independent agency based in Madisonville. Call or start online to compare options, review your coverage, or ask a question.
Serving Walker County by phone and online from our Madisonville office.
Our connection to Walker County
Two Bearkats. A personal connection to Huntsville.
Owners Steven and Craig both attended Sam Houston State University and are proud Bearkats.
Tyler also has ties to Huntsville, where he previously handled catastrophe claims for State Farm as an independent adjuster.
Stover & Crouch is a member of the Walker County Chamber of Commerce.
You can start with a question. We’ll talk through your options and help you understand the next step.
Meet the people behind your policyWhen I adjusted catastrophe claims in Huntsville, close communication with the local agent helped us look after clients and keep them informed. It showed me how much an involved agent can matter during a claim.
Auto • Home • Farm & Ranch • Business
Insurance for the life you’re building.
Start with what you need help with. We’ll help you work through the details.
01 / On the road
Auto
A new car, another driver, or a policy renewal? Explore options for your cars, pickups, and household drivers.
Explore auto insurance02 / At home
Home
Buying a home or reviewing the one you have? Start with your property, belongings, and the details of your current policy.
Explore home insurance03 / On your land
Farm & Ranch
A home on acreage in the Piney Woods? Tell us about your land, outbuildings, equipment, and any farming or ranching.
Explore farm & ranch insurance04 / At work
Business
From work vehicles to buildings and equipment, explore commercial insurance for the business you’re building.
Explore business insuranceUse a pickup, building, or piece of equipment for both home and work? Mention that so we can review both uses.
Support for existing clients · Looking for renters insurance?
Here when you need us
A conversation is a good place to start.
Call our Madisonville office or start online. A licensed team member will help you with the next step.
You can compare options, review an existing policy, or get help with an insurance question. We’ll ask about your situation and explain the available options.
Visit us at 716 S Madison St in Madisonville, or work with us by phone and online.
What to have ready
Start with what you have. We can help you work through any missing details.
- What you’d like help with and anything that has changed
- The property address and how you use it
- Your current policy, if you have one
- Any move-in, renewal, or contract deadline
Plain answers
Common questions
Help with insurance options, renting, flood maps, and claims in Walker County.
Can you help me compare home, car, or renters insurance in Huntsville, TX?
Yes. We help Huntsville and Walker County residents compare home, auto, and renters options by phone or online from our Madisonville office. Have your current policy handy if you have one. We can walk through available options, limits, deductibles, and exclusions so you understand the differences.
What should I have ready for a renters insurance quote in Huntsville, TX?
Have your rental address, move-in date, and any insurance requirements from your lease ready. Think about the belongings you want to protect, and mention roommates or an existing policy. Whether you are moving to Huntsville for Sam Houston State University or renting elsewhere in Walker County, we can help you work through the details.
Where can I check a Walker County property's flood map?
Enter the property's address in FEMA's Flood Map Service Center to find the current official flood map. Huntsville also publishes flood-preparedness guidance. Use the map as a starting point, then bring us your address and flood-insurance questions for a separate coverage conversation.
Who should I contact about a roof-damage insurance claim?
Contact your insurance company or agent promptly to report damage. If your policy is with us, call our office or use Support for help finding the next step. Have your policy number, property address, date of damage, and any photos taken safely ready. Your insurer reviews the claim and determines coverage under your policy.
By the numbers
Walker County by the numbers
- People
- 83,8422025 estimate
- Homes owner-occupied
- 56.5%2020 to 2024
- Median home value
- $226,9002020 to 2024
Sources: U.S. Census Bureau QuickFacts, Walker County (2025 population estimate and the 2020 to 2024 American Community Survey). Read on September 4, 2026.
Next step
Tell us what you need help with
You do not need the exact policy name or every document to begin. Tell us what you need help with and a licensed team member takes it from there.