
Primary agency office
Moreno Valley
13800 Heacock St., Suite C120
Moreno Valley, CA 92553
Local insurance support
Both locations are owned by Abel Duran and operate as one connected agency team serving Riverside County, Orange County, and surrounding Southern California communities.

Primary agency office
13800 Heacock St., Suite C120
Moreno Valley, CA 92553

Orange County office
23621 La Palma Ave., Suite A
Yorba Linda, CA 92887
Agent/Brokers Located in Yorba Linda and Moreno Valley, Proudly Serving California
Compare Farmers Insurance solutions and additional brokerage markets with clear guidance from a licensed local agent serving Moreno Valley, Yorba Linda, and surrounding Southern California communities.
Insurance agent and broker services
Learn what each policy protects, where common gaps develop, and how limits and deductibles affect a claim.
Learn how dwelling, belongings, liability, loss of use, deductibles, and replacement cost work together.
Understand liability, uninsured motorists, physical damage, and added protection for serious claims.
Review liability, property, workers’ compensation, commercial auto, contracts, and audit exposure.
Explore coverage designed to replace income, address debts, and protect the people who depend on you.
Get responsive quotes, lender-ready documents, and help with challenging or wildfire-exposed properties.
Review Farmers Insurance products and additional brokerage markets when appropriate for the risk.

Local, accessible service
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Choose a licensed agent for quote and coverage guidance at either Southern California office. Existing-policy support is also available from the agency’s dedicated service team.
Local insurance support
Choose the service area closest to you for local property, business, wildfire, earthquake, and escrow considerations.
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Start a fast quote
Choose a coverage type, preferred agent, and contact method. Tell us whether you need a new quote or help comparing an existing policy. We can explain the limits, what you would pay after a covered loss, and which protections need a separate review.
Risk in context
Useful benchmarks can make insurance decisions less abstract. Your actual risk and coverage will depend on your property, policy, and carrier.
Illustration from FEMA’s June 2023 flyer of damage one inch of floodwater can cause; actual costs vary by home and location.
FEMA / NFIP source ↗Share of flood insurance claims from outside high-risk areas reported in FEMA’s May 2023 fact sheet—not a prediction for your property.
FEMA / NFIP source ↗California residential earthquake policies provided by the California Earthquake Authority.
CEA source ↗Statistics are educational and do not describe or guarantee coverage under any policy.
For real estate professionals
Early review can identify wildfire exposure, claims-history concerns, reconstruction questions, or underwriting requirements before they affect closing.
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Receive responsive guidance and coverage options based on your situation.