Skinner Insurance Agency has been a family owned and operated independent insurance agency for more than thirty years. The agency consists of seven licensed agents with a focus on providing the best quality and professional service as possible. We put the needs of our clients first and foremost and work to provide proper coverage for their every Auto, Home, Business, Farm, Life, and Health Insurance needs, which is why we represent several quality insurance companies specializing in each area. By having multiple locations in Randolph and Barbour counties, we are able to provide service for our clients in those counties and the surrounding area. We strive to provide quality products with quality service and will always put our clients’ needs forefront. We look forward to servicing the great state of West Virginia for many more years to come.
Posted: March 24, 2025
There’s a sense of deep pride that comes with being a homeowner. But with that satisfaction comes its share of weekend home improvement projects and upkeep, too. Winter is usually rough on your home. Once snow, ice, wind, and freezing temperatures calm down, spring is a good time to check how your home withstood the season. Spring Home Maintenance Checklist Have your roof inspected. This is...
Posted: March 20, 2025
Spring isn’t just about decluttering your home, it’s also the perfect time to think about refreshing your career. Does your current role align with your career aspirations? If it feels like you’ve gotten a little off course, here are seven quick and easy ways to help tidy up your professional life and set yourself up for success. 1. Update Your Resume and LinkedIn Profile Give...
Posted: March 20, 2025
When most people think about auto insurance, they often consider how it protects their car in the event of an accident. But what if you discover that someone’s destroyed your vehicle with their own two hands? Unlike a car crash, vandalism is no accident — it’s an intentional act. The goal could have been to steal something from your back seat. Or maybe it was just...