Homeowners Insurance in and around Durham

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Home Is Where Your Heart Is

New home. New memories. State Farm homeowners insurance. They go hand in hand. And not only can State Farm help protect your home in case of blizzard or windstorm, but it can also be beneficial in certain legal cases. If someone were to hold you financially accountable if they tripped at your residence, the right homeowners insurance may be able to cover the cost.

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Why Homeowners In Durham Choose State Farm

With this terrific coverage, no wonder more homeowners embrace State Farm as their home insurance company over any other insurer. Agent Mike Hillenga would love to help you get the policy information you need, just contact them to get started.

So contact agent Mike Hillenga's team for more information on State Farm's outstanding options for protecting your home and valuables.

Have More Questions About Homeowners Insurance?

Call Mike at (919) 489-6008 or visit our FAQ page.

Protect your place from electrical fires

State Farm and Ting^* can help you prevent electrical fires before they happen - for free.

Ting program only available to eligible State Farm Non-Tenant Homeowner policyholders

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^*The State Farm Ting program is currently unavailable in AK, DE, NC, SD and WY

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