Rodney Hunt

Welcome to the Rodney Hunt State Farm Agent office, proudly serving the Atlanta, GA, area since 2021. As a lifelong resident of the Marietta and Kennesaw communities, I take pride in supporting my neighbors across Georgia and Alabama with their insurance needs. Our mission is to create lasting relationships while helping individuals, families, and businesses prepare for the unexpected.

We offer a variety of insurance options personalized to fit your life. Whether you're a new driver in need of Auto Insurance, a homeowner looking for coverage, or a family looking ahead with Life Insurance, we are here to guide you. Our team serves customers throughout Fulton and DeKalb counties, including Sandy Springs, Atlanta, Brookhaven, and Johns Creek. We also provide Renters, Business, and Condo Insurance to help protect your assets and livelihood.

Winter is an important time to ensure your coverage keeps pace with the season. Whether you're preparing your home for colder weather, driving safely on slick roads, or making holiday plans, we offer specialized insurance options to help keep you protected. From Auto Insurance for winter conditions to Home Insurance that covers seasonal risks, let us help you face the colder months with confidence.

Outside of the office, I enjoy fishing, spending time with my family, and playing guitar in a local band. These personal passions keep me grounded and remind me daily of the importance of helping others protect what matters most.

Thank you for considering our office for your insurance needs. Whether you're relocating, updating coverage, or simply want to explore your options, we're here to help. Stop by or give us a call — we look forward to working with you!

Winter Safety Tips for Georgia Residents: Stay Comfortable and Safe This January

While Georgia winters are generally mild and snow is uncommon, the colder months still bring unique challenges. From chilly mornings to occasional icy patches, here are some essential winter safety tips to keep you and your family safe and comfortable.

1. Watch for Icy Spots

• Be Cautious on Bridges and Overpasses: These areas can freeze before roads do, creating slick spots even when temperatures hover just above freezing.

• Drive Carefully: Slow down on cold mornings or after rain, as black ice can be hard to spot. Keep a safe distance from other vehicles.

2. Home Heating Safety

• Inspect Your Heating System: Have your furnace checked before winter to ensure it runs efficiently and safely.

• Use Space Heaters with Care: Keep space heaters away from curtains, furniture, and never leave them unattended.

• Check Smoke and Carbon Monoxide Detectors: Winter means more indoor heating — make sure your detectors are working properly.

3. Stay Warm and Healthy

• Dress in Layers: Georgia’s winter temperatures can vary widely throughout the day; layering helps you adjust easily.

• Maintain Indoor Humidity: Use a humidifier to combat dry indoor air caused by heating systems, which can irritate skin and respiratory passages.

• Boost Your Immunity: Stay hydrated, eat nutritious foods, and get plenty of rest to avoid seasonal colds and flu.

4. Winter Storm Preparedness

• Prepare for Power Outages: Keep flashlights, batteries, and blankets handy in case of storms or outages.

• Emergency Kit: Even without heavy snow, having a basic kit with water, non-perishable food, and medications is wise.

5. Protect Your Pipes

• Prevent Freezing: On cold nights, let faucets drip slightly and open cabinet doors under sinks to let warm air circulate.

• Insulate Exposed Pipes: Especially in unheated areas like garages or crawl spaces.