Mike Yeager runs the GEICO office on Street Road in Bensalem. More than 20 years in insurance means you get a straight answer and a person who picks up, not a phone tree and a 1-800 number.
The commute toward the city, the house in the neighborhood you settled in, the boat you take out on the Delaware. Mike writes the policy that fits your life, points you to the discounts you have earned, and is honest about what you do and don’t need. Carry more than one line with him and ask how bundling brings the total down.
Between the commute, the school runs, and the drive into the city, Bucks County puts on the miles. Mike builds car coverage around how you drive, checks every discount you’re eligible for, and gives you a local person to call when you need to file.
Talk it throughYour house is the biggest thing you own, and a Pennsylvania winter can test it. Mike helps you cover it for what it would cost to rebuild, with the exclusions explained up front, before a storm ever finds them.
Talk it throughRenting around Bensalem? Your landlord covers the building, not your things. For a few dollars a month, Mike makes sure what is inside your place is protected too.
Talk it throughCondo and HOA coverage gets confusing fast: what the association handles, what falls on you. Mike sorts out the gap so you are covered where the master policy stops.
Talk it throughTwo wheels or four, on the road or off it. Cover the bike or the quad the way you ride it, and get back to the fun part with the right protection behind you.
Talk it throughThe Delaware is right there, so plenty of folks keep a boat ready. Mike covers the hull, the motor, and you, whether it is a fishing boat or a pontoon for the weekend.
Talk it throughMike runs the office on Street Road, and he runs it at Bucks County’s pace. A quote or a claim reaches his desk in Bensalem, not a call-center queue two states away.
He shows up off the clock too. You’ll find him with the Lower Bucks County Chamber of Commerce, raising money through Penn State THON and the American Cancer Society, and backing the Autism Cares Foundation and the Hulmeville Soccer Club. When you call his office, you’re calling a neighbor who plans on being around for the long haul.
Real figures from the Pennsylvania Insurance Department and the NAIC. Policies in Pennsylvania carry the state-required limits below. These are statewide and countrywide averages for context, not a quote for you. For your number, call Mike.
Pennsylvania law requires drivers to carry at least $15,000 in bodily injury liability coverage per person and $30,000 per accident.
Source: Pennsylvania Insurance Department, 2025.
The average auto insurance expenditure in Pennsylvania was $1,018.34 in 2022, a 5.2% increase over the prior year.
Source: Insurance Information Institute (III) / NAIC, 2022.
Pennsylvania's average homeowners insurance premium was $1,120 in 2022, ranking 39th nationally. Below the national average.
Source: Insurance Information Institute (III) / NAIC, 2022.
Wind and hail represented 42.5% of homeowners insurance losses in 2023. The single largest cause of property-damage claims.
Source: Insurance Information Institute (III), 2023.
Pennsylvania renters paid an average of $151 per year for renters insurance in 2022. Below the national average.
Source: Insurance Information Institute (III) / NAIC, 2022.
Roughly 20% of National Flood Insurance Program claims come from properties outside FEMA's Special Flood Hazard Areas. Flooding isn't just a 'high-risk zone' problem.
Source: Pennsylvania Insurance Department (citing FEMA), 2025.
Figures shown are statewide or countrywide averages from the Pennsylvania Insurance Department and the NAIC for the years noted. They are for general education only and are not an estimate, an offer, or a promise of any premium. Your rate depends on your own situation. Call Mike for a quote of your own.
Mike Yeager has spent more than 20 years in insurance, and he built his office around being the person who picks up. A Penn State graduate and Alumni Association member, he runs the local GEICO office on Street Road in Bensalem, serving Bucks County.
Most people only meet their insurance agent on the worst day of their year. Mike built his office so that day goes smoother: plain answers, a person on the phone, and someone who has seen enough in two decades to know what to protect before it costs you.
Off the clock he’s a Penn State guy through and through, and you’ll usually find him with family and friends, his Bernedoodle, Benjamin Franklin, not far behind.
Mike is always looking for sharp, driven people who want a shot in insurance sales and service. If that’s you, reach out and start the conversation.
Ask about joining the teamThe savings of a national carrier. The service of a locally-owned office.