Jerry Colombo

The Jerry Colombo State Farm Insurance office is proud to serve Shelby Township, MI with Insurance and Financial Services, with a focus on resident relocations to Macomb County. I have been a State Farm Agent since 1990. I am Married with 3 Children and I was a Volunteer Coach for Mt Clemens Youth Hockey. My team and I have received many awards throughout the years some including, State Farm Silver Scroll Qualifier, State Farm Legion Of Honor Qualifier, State Farm Ambassador Travel Qualifier, State Farm Bronze Tablet Qualifier, State Farm National Convention Honors Qualifier and State Farm National Convention Qualifier. My team of licensed Insurance Professionals and I are to help get you Insurance coverage for your specific needs. Not only can we help with Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Renters Insurance, Boat Insurance, Motorcycle Insurance, Life Insurance and Financial Services, but we are also able to assist small business owners with their Commercial lines of Insurance. Give us a call today for your personal price plan!

As spring settles in and the days get longer, it’s a great time to look over your insurance coverage and make sure everything still reflects your current needs. Maybe you have made changes to your car, adjusted your driving habits, or added someone new behind the wheel. This season is a good moment to update your auto policy. Spring is also a thoughtful time to revisit your life insurance and ensure it still matches your goals and family needs. A quick review now helps you stay prepared for whatever the season brings.

What factors affect my auto insurance pricing? Your driving record, age, location, type of vehicle, and coverage levels all impact your price.

What does homeowners insurance cover? It protects your home, personal belongings, and provides liability coverage if someone is injured on your property.

Do renters need insurance? Renters insurance isn’t required, but it protects your belongings and offers liability coverage.

How much life insurance do I need? Typically 10–15 times your annual income, depending on your debts, living expenses, and future financial obligations.