Shevland Insurance Group - Headquartered in Malvern, Pennsylvania

Shevland Insurance Group Provides Auto Insurance, Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Business Insurance, and Commercial Insurance for Pennsylvania and the Greater Delaware Valley, Including Malvern

The Shevland Insurance Group is licensed and has clients in more than 10 states with a concentration throughout Pennsylvania, New Jersey and Delaware. We work closely with every customer to understand their risks and exposures and develop a plan uniquely tailored to their needs and budget. We do competitive analysis to make sure you are receiving the most cost effective insurance solution.

The Shevland Insurance Group has long standing alliances with more than 30 respected insurance carriers offering Auto Insurance, Car Insurance, Home Insurance, Business Insurance, and Commercial Insurance solutions. These relationships enable us to give clients unique access to a full range of Insurance Products, Employee Benefit and Health Insurance Plans while preserving the independence needed to assure that clients will always receive the best possible program.

For businesses we design and service customized 401(k) and 403(b) Retirement Plans to secure your employees’ future. The Shevland Group’s retirement plans are managed by Bluestone Capital Management in Wayne, PA. Their emphasis is on Advanced Plan Design for 401(k) and 401(b) Retirement plans.

Whether it’s a homeowners or auto claim, a workers compensation claim or a medical claim dispute with a carrier, the Shevland Insurance Group’s clients can expect professional advice and personal service. Our phones are monitored 24 hours a day, so you can expect claims support at any time – on any day.

The Shevland Insurance Group has been designated a Trusted Choice Agency since its inception. Trusted Choice Independent Agents are insurance and financial services firms that are free to shop multiple providers on your behalf. More freedom means more options and more savings for you.

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