George Chadwick Insurance
Our staff of experienced insurance agents work and live here, some for a lifetime. We aren't just an insurance agency with car, home and business insurance options, we understand the challenges of insuring coastal property or a seasonal home. Learn more about us.
Who We Are
Wilmington is our home, get to know us.
About Us
We are Chadwick Insurance. A local business rooted in our community.
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Our Team
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We are more than insurance agents, we are your neighbors - we are part of the community just like you.
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Personal Insurance
Car, home, condo, boat, RV - we have it all in one place and with a choice of top rated carriers to fit your protection and budget needs.
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Business Insurance
Business serve all kinds of needs and come in all sizes. We can help you tailor an insurance program to fit your needs.
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Specialty Business
Specialty Insurance for your business large or small.
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Serving the community for for over 7 decades
Our Google star rating
Average employee longevity
One account manager for each client
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Service
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Billing
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Claims
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Fall Hazards: Risks and Safety Tips for Homes and Businesses
Fall weather can create new hazards around homes and businesses, from wet leaves and slippery walkways to ladders, poor lighting, and early frost. Learn practical ways to reduce seasonal risks and prepare your property for the changing conditions ahead.
Fire Prevention Month: Ways to Reduce Fire Risks at Home
October is Fire Prevention Month, making it a good time to look around your home for potential fire hazards. Simple steps involving smoke alarms, cooking, heating equipment, electrical systems, and everyday habits can help reduce the risk of a house fire.