The Mayan Agency is a family owned independent insurance agency, located in the central part of the lower peninsular of Michigan, and has been providing insurance protection "Since 1915". We offer all types of personal lines insurance, including home, auto, boats, recreational vehicles and umbrella liability. We also offer coverage for your business, whether you are a one person operator or have employees. We specialize in coverage for contractors of all sizes, and have unique expertise insuring farms.
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It's a long and winding path that leads from an early twentieth century harness shop to a successful insurance agency, but the Mayan family of Merrill, Michigan, has successfully made the transition while still conducting business from the site of that original 1915 shop. It all began when the war clouds of the First World War began to form.
The Mayan Agency can help you navigate the complex world of insurance plans because we are independent agents with a commitment to tailoring insurance coverage to our customers' needs. Whether you need coverage for your Home, Farm, Business, Contractors Insurance, Auto or Umbrella, we can help you find the coverage you need.
The University of Idaho and Merrill Community Schools share a common nickname, the VANDALS. Research by the Saginaw News Sports Department found they are the only two schools in the USA that do. The real life Vandals, not to be confused with the term "vandals" that represents individuals who do willful damage, were a nomadic tribe that rampaged the Roman Empire and actually captured Rome for a brief period. The Merrill community has embraced its' high school teams who have had their share of success both on the field, in the gym and in the classroom.
Your vehicle is a central part of your lifestyle. It is your connection between all of the important places you go every day. We will create the perfect insurance plan for you that is tailored to the coverage you need. Liability coverage (Covers your legal liability to others for property damage or bodily injury in the case of a loss).
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Ryan Hasse
Feb 01, 2021
