Lindeman Insurance Agency, Inc., in Woodbury is an independent agency providing personal and commercial insurance needs to clients located throughout the Twin Cities and its surrounding neighbors, including Wisconsin. Lindeman Insurance Agency, Inc., is Woodbury, Minnesota’s oldest insurance agency.

We have proudly watched Woodbury and the surrounding area's grow from farm fields and dirt roads to the vibrant communities they are today. Service has been our cornerstone and has allowed us to continue on with business for all these years.

As an independent agency representing many property and casualty insurance carriers, we are able to provide accurate quotes that fit individual needs and offer full coverage for any situation. Our goal is to provide each customer with unprecedented service and complete coverage at an affordable price.

Service Mission

Each client’s situation is competitively bid by several carriers to obtain the best possible protection at the lowest price, regardless of the time required.

In addition, good service to us means being available to each individual client to answer a simple question, solve a complex risk management problem, or to assist in handling a claim.

Why an Independent Insurance Agent?

Lindeman Insurance Agency, Inc., is an Independent Agency representing many different insurance companies in the state of Minnesota. That means we look for the “best deal” for you at the BEST RATE.

Unlike “Captive Agents”, we are“VALUE HUNTERS".

Lindeman Insurance Agency, Inc., is a member of the Minnesota Independent Insurance Agents Association, which is affiliated with the National Independent Insurance Agents Association.

Check insurance coverage before tornadoes hit, officials urge

Published : April 19, 2012
by Brandt Williams / MPR News

MINNEAPOLIS — On the afternoon of May 22, 2011, Mary Ann Schissler was at home reading the Sunday paper when she heard the emergency sirens.

Schissler tried to turn on the television to see what was going on, but the power was out.

"I went to the basement for about 30 seconds to check on something, came back up; didn't realize what had happened and opened the front door to the porch and there was debris all over the floor," Schissler said. "And then I looked up and there was no ceiling. I was looking at the sky."

In an instant the tornado ripped away part of her roof and knocked over her chimney. Schissler says she couldn't get out of her front yard because it was full of uprooted trees. Not only did Schissler escape serious injury, she escaped financial tragedy.

Earlier in the year, Schissler had been in the process of switching insurers and went for a while without any coverage. She got a new policy just two weeks before the storm hit. Read more...