Iron Insurance Partners announces merger with Plainville Insurance Agency.
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Iron Insurance Partners
PLAINVILLE — Iron Insurance Partners, an independent insurance brokerage with offices across Central and Western Kansas, is proud to announce its merger with Plainville Insurance Agency.
This partnership strengthens the agency's commitment to providing clients with trusted local service and expanded access to coverage options.
Plainville Insurance Agency, founded in 1993 by Paul Gross, has a long history of serving the Plainville community with care and reliability. By joining Iron Insurance Partners, their clients will continue working with the same local team while also benefiting from broader carrier access, advanced risk management services, and specialized expertise across industries including manufacturing, construction, healthcare, municipalities, and agriculture.
"This merger allows us to preserve the relationships and community trust built over decades at Plainville Insurance Agency, while enhancing the resource and coverage options available to clients" said Shawn Myers, CEO, Iron Insurance Partners.
Together, the agencies will offer a full range of personal, commercial, farm, crop, and risk management solutions tailored to the needs of families, businesses, and communities across Kansas.
For more information about Iron Insurance Partners and its services, please visit www.ironrisk.com.
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