Citrus Title sweeps industry awards for 5th year in a row
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLECitrus County Chronicle
The team at Citrus Title Company in Inverness has distinguished itself, for the fifth year, as the Top Florida Agent for First American Title Insurance Company. No other agent has ever accomplished five consecutive years.
Citrus Title is owned by local veteran Jen Duca. She credits her team with the five-in-a-row accomplishment.
"Our employees are dedicated and committed to excellence," Duca said. "I never set out to be the best, just intended to do my best for the community where I live and work. I'm blessed with an amazing staff – honesty, integrity, hard work and customer service are what set us apart. I feel that we truly are a 'Small Business Done Right.'"
The award presentation was made recently by Bobbi Jo Alonso and David Roberts of First American Title Insurance, who said achieving top title agency honors five years in a row is unprecedented.
"We have roughly 18,000 agents in Florida," Alonso said. "The criteria to achieve this award includes remitting escrow reconciliations monthly and on time, submitting premium and search fee checks on time, excellent audits, low claims, premium remittance amounts and being a great partner with First American."
Duca, a U.S. Army veteran, brings more than 40 years of experience in the title insurance and closing agent business. Citrus Title Company, which opened its doors in 2020, is at 108 W. Highland Blvd. in Inverness. Call 352-419-4599 or visit the website: citrustitlecompany.com.
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