Insurance agencies · Massachusetts, United States

One Call Insurance Agency

Independent Massachusetts insurance agency founded in 1992 by Harold Salant, offering life, home, auto, fire, flood and business coverage plus health and dental plans.

About One Call Insurance Agency

One Call Insurance Agency: independent coverage brokerage in Massachusetts

One Call Insurance Agency is an insurance brokerage based in Massachusetts, United States, that presents itself as able to access any insurance product so a client can obtain the policy that fits their situation. Its stated scope covers life, home, auto, fire, flood and business insurance, along with other lines the agency says it can arrange on request.

The agency frames its work around three ideas: protecting clients against unforeseen events, analysing each client's actual insurance needs, and building individual relationships rather than applying a single template. It offers a free assessment, described on the site as a "Free Asessment", for both individuals and businesses.

Background and leadership

The agency's history is tied to its founder, Harold S. Salant, who began working in insurance in December 1989 as a field agent for MetLife Insurance Company. He left MetLife in February 1992 and established One Call Insurance Agency, which has operated under that name since then. The site presents Salant as the reference figure of the team.

Coverage lines and specialised policies

Beyond the general lines listed above, the agency highlights two areas in its published material:

  • Health and dental insurance, which the site invites visitors to purchase directly through a dedicated section.
  • Stand-alone coverage for jewellery and fine art, offered as separate plans for clients with valuable items.

The agency also states that a new home appraisal is not required when renewing a policy or changing coverage, and that an agent can review an existing policy and recommend adjustments so that valuables are properly covered.

How the advisory process works

According to the company's own description, the process starts with a conversation in which the agent reviews the client's situation and existing policy. From there, the agency analyses the insurance needs and proposes coverage, with the stated aim of arranging protection quickly and at an appropriate price. The same assessment service is offered to businesses and to private individuals.

The site also answers a common client question about deductibles, explaining them as the amount the policyholder pays out of pocket in the event of a loss, with the insurer covering the remainder.

Client information and communication

The agency publishes a subscription form for receiving insurance news by email and a contact form for questions about finding suitable coverage. The site notes that it uses reCAPTCHA on its forms and that the corresponding Google privacy policy and terms of service apply.

In brief

Personal and business insurance brokerage