We stand true to our word.

At Patriot Insurance Company, we have a long history of true partnership.

Right here in the Northeast.

Our roots run deep in the Northeast. Our company was founded nearly 60 years ago by individuals whose families have lived here for generations. Our founders believed our neighbors deserved quality protection in their lives, and we kept that mission in mind when we started Patriot Insurance Company.

Starting from the ground up, our company was built by hard-working employees, and thanks to their efforts, it has grown leaps and bounds over the decades. Today, we offer home, auto, business, and life insurance in Maine, New Hampshire, and Vermont, and we’re backed by Frankenmuth Insurance ─ a company that has been providing protection and peace of mind for more than 155 years.

While our company has grown to serve more neighbors throughout the years, one thing has remained unchanged: To be a true partner that is always standing nearby. You have our word.

Discover more about our story

1966: Patriot Mutual Insurance Company opened for business.

As a subsidiary of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Maine, the company was originally called Blue Alliance Mutual d/b/a/ Patriot Mutual Insurance Company. At the time, we were focused solely on health insurance.

2002: We expanded our business to sell property and casualty insurance.

On January 1, 2002 the company grew substantially by entering the property and casualty insurance business.

2007: We teamed up with Frankenmuth Insurance.

To offer our customers more products and more protection, we merged with Frankenmuth Insurance based in Frankenmuth, Michigan, and began offering commercial insurance.

2015: We started offering life insurance in Maine and Vermont.

Expanding our product offering along the east coast, we began offering life insurance protection.

2018: We began offering life insurance products in New Hampshire.

For the first time, Patriot began writing life insurance policies for our neighbors in New Hampshire, continuing our growth in the Northeast.