Ron Wadley

Ron is the principal agent at Insurance For Texans and has more than 20 years in the insurance business. This experience allows him to find creative solutions to your insurance problems. "Uncle Ron" started Insurance For Texans, an independent insurance agency located in Dallas-Fort Worth, in 2017 after seeing a need to provide many different kinds of solutions to the everyday problems that folks have. After having an agency that could only offer a single solution for insurance for a few years, he came to the conclusion that it was time to make a change for the betterment of all Texans. And Insurance For Texans was born out of a vision to put the customer first ahead of a big insurance company.

Faithful Stewardship Starts Before the Storm Hits

Posted by Ron Wadley on Oct 31, 2025 1:50:37 PM

It started with the sound of hail hitting the roof. Pastor David’s church outside of Amarillo had weathered countless storms before, but this one was ...

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Topics: Church Insurance, Church Podcast

Faithful Stewardship Starts with Truth

Posted by Ron Wadley on Oct 30, 2025 1:47:15 PM

Faithful Stewardship Starts with the Truth

When Pastor Mark walked into his small church office in Abilene one Thursday morning, he wasn’t thinking about insurance. He was thinking about ...

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Topics: Church Insurance, Church Podcast

Does An Automatic Water Shutoff System Help With Texas Home Insurance?

Posted by Ron Wadley on Sep 22, 2025 3:00:52 PM

Sarah had just bought her dream home in Waco. It wasn't a "fixer upper", but she loved it. Everything felt fresh and new. The paint was crisp, the ...

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Topics: discounts, water, TRUE Texas Home Insurance

Why Wisdom Matters More Than Knowledge For Your Texas Home Insurance

Posted by Ron Wadley on Sep 18, 2025 3:46:14 PM

Earlier this week, I was talking with my friend Brian Kurtz. He made a statement that stuck with me. He said, “There is a fine line between knowledge ...

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Topics: independent insurance agent, gaps in coverage, TRUE Texas Home Insurance

Can My Texas Church Get Full Coverage Insurance?

Posted by Ron Wadley on Sep 16, 2025 4:13:16 PM

" Key Takeaways \n \n The Myth of Full Coverage for Liability \n When \"Cheap\" Sounds Like Good Stewardship \n Storm Coverage That Really Isn't ...

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Topics: liability, property, Church Insurance, The Promise Of Certainty

Should I Keep My Home Builder's Insurance Plan?

Posted by Ron Wadley on Aug 29, 2025 2:52:08 PM

When Emily bought her first home in Frisco, she was excited. It was a brand-new build with a fresh yard, clean paint, and that wonderful smell of a ...

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Topics: claim settlement, new home, TRUE Texas Home Insurance

True Story of a Texas Pastor vs A Tornado

Posted by Ron Wadley on Aug 12, 2025 10:09:50 AM

After a tornado destroyed Pastor Rick's small church, he was able to remain calm because he had the right insurance policy. As the person responsible ...

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Topics: Church Insurance

Don't California My Texas Church Insurance

Posted by Ron Wadley on Jul 30, 2025 4:02:32 PM

" \n Key Takeaways \n \n \n Local Knowledge Protects What Matters \n Real Conversations Are Better Than Call Center Scripts \n The Spirit Of ...

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Topics: Texas, Church Insurance

A Pastor Experiences The Promise Of Certainty During A Texas Tornado

Posted by Ron Wadley on Jul 24, 2025 3:22:29 PM

" \n Key Takeaways \n \n \n Certainty Brings Peace \n You Have To Act Before Tragedy \n Confidence Comes From Knowing \n \n \n \n \n You can find ...

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Topics: Church Insurance, tornado insurance, The Promise Of Certainty

Is It Worth It To Keep A 1% Hail Deductible On Texas Home Insurance?

Posted by Ron Wadley on Jul 9, 2025 5:41:08 PM

Steve has lived in Tyler all his life. He’s been in his current home for six years now and, like many Texans, he's no stranger to hail storms. Every ...