The Reese Insurance Group was established in 2015 with the acquisition and merger of the Blenner Insurance Agency in Arlington Heights, IL and the Frank Low Insurance Agency in McHenry, IL. Our staff represents four decades of insurance experience, and this knowledge allows us to appropriately advise our customers about the value of insurance. The variety and quality of our insurance carriers give us the ability to provide the best products at a fair price to our customers. With physical offices in McHenry and Rockford and staff located in both Illinois and Wisconsin, we effectively service all of Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin.
Reese Insurance Group specializes in commercial risk management solutions, employee benefits, home, auto, and life insurance.
Insuring Northern Illinois and Southern Wisconsin
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