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CIS Insurance Group - Insuring Tomahawk and All of Wisconsin

C.I.S. Group has been locally owned and operated, serving Tomahawk and the surrounding area since 1944. Formerly Behling Insurance, Mary Felzkowski (formerly Mary Czaja), had purchased the business on September 1st, 1988, and formed C.I.S. Group.

This independent agency proudly represents companies such as Erie, Pekin, Society, Progressive, Dairyland and Foremost Insurances, along with West Bend Mutual and Mutual of Wausau. In 2010 C.I.S. Group partnered with Insurance Associates of America to also bring their clients an additional twenty plus companies to provide enhanced coverages.

Quality coverages for Personal and Commercial lines, along with Life and Health policies are available through our office located at 1411 N. 4th St in Tomahawk (located at the Stonewood Center building).  Please call us here at 715-453-3366 for more information or a comprehensive quote.

Specializing In Erie Insurance

Erie Insurance has been helping customers since 1925 with their auto, home, business, and life insurance needs.
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Paying too much for auto insurance? With our flexible coverage options and expert service, you’ll know that your vehicle is getting the best protection possible.
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Home Insurance

Your home is your greatest investment, but you shouldn’t have to break the bank to insure it. Find out how much we can save you on your policy.
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Business Insurance

As a business owner, you have enough on your mind without having to worry about your insurance needs. Let us find the best coverage at the best rates for you.
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