Two Generations. 45 Years. Still in Dublin.
Insure Us Ohio is a family-owned independent insurance agency built on a simple idea: your agent should know your name, answer your call, and fight for you when it counts.
Chris's father founded this agency in 1980. Chris carried it forward. Now his brother Steve is part of the operation too. It's a story no national carrier or online quote platform can replicate. When you work with us, you're talking to the people who built this business and plan to keep building it.
Meet Chris and Steve
Chris has spent his career working with Columbus-area business owners who need more than a policy — they need an advisor who understands what's at stake. He specializes in commercial insurance for small and mid-size businesses, including contractors, specialty trade operators, and industries that mainstream carriers routinely decline. As an Ohio Mutual appointed agent and a West Bend specialty market agent, he brings access and relationships that most agencies simply don't have.
Steve handles commercial accounts and brings the same named-agent approach to every client relationship. When you call Insure Us Ohio, you reach Chris or Steve — not a 1-800 number, not a rotating call center, not whoever picked up the phone.
We serve businesses and families across Dublin, Columbus, and Franklin County, and we're licensed statewide in Ohio. Our focus is local because local is where we can actually do the work well.



Formerly Known as Risk Management Financial Solutions of Ohio
We’re excited to announce that RMFS of Ohio is now Insure Us Ohio. After nearly 50 years in business, we felt it was time for a brand that better reflects who
we are today and the Ohio communities we’re proud to serve. While our name and look are changing, the things that matter most are staying the same.
The same trusted agents and team. The same phone number. The same personal service and commitment to you.
You can continue to count on us for the knowledgeable guidance, responsive support, and protection you have always received from RMFS of Ohio. Thank you for trusting us over the years. We’re proud of our history and excited for what’s ahead as Insure Us Ohio.
Appointed Carriers and Market Access
Being an independent agency means we're not locked into one carrier's products. We shop your coverage across multiple carriers and place it with the one that fits your business best. Our appointments include:


Ohio Mutual
Personal & Commercial
A regional carrier built specifically for Ohio businesses and homeowners, with local claims handling and underwriting that understands this market.

Donegal
Personal & Commercial
A long-established carrier offering strong commercial and personal lines options with competitive pricing for small to mid-size businesses.

National General
Personal & Commercial
A broad-market carrier that gives us flexibility on personal auto and commercial accounts that need a wider appetite.

West Bend
Commercial
Our specialty market partner for businesses that standard carriers won't insure, including radon mitigation contractors, pest control operators, pet care businesses, and hair and beauty salons.

Penn Mutual
Personal
A mutual life insurance company with over 175 years of history, offering the permanent and term life products we recommend to clients building long-term financial protection.
If your business has been turned down elsewhere or told your industry is too hard to place, call us before you assume there's no coverage available.
When a Claim Hits, Call Us First
Most agents hand you a carrier phone number and step back. We don't operate that way.
Our standing advice to every client: before you file anything with the carrier, call us. We'll walk through what happened, help you understand how the claim is likely to be evaluated, and make sure you're positioned correctly before anything goes on record. Once you've filed, you're largely in the carrier's hands. Before you file, we're still in yours.
This is the part of the job most agencies don't talk about — and the part that matters most when something goes wrong.


