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About PAFCO Insurance Company
Established over 25 years ago, Pafco Insurance Company has built a strong foundation on offering a specialized insurance product. PAFCO offers non-standard auto insurance through brokers in Canada, with an emphasis on competitive pricing.
PAFCO Auto Insurance
PAFCO insurance was established over 25 years ago, and since then they have built a strong foundation on offering a specialized insurance product and exceptional customer service. PAFCO provides personal auto insurance for drivers who do not qualify for coverage in the standard insurance marketplace.
PAFCO can provide non-standard or high-risk car insurance for drivers that possess records with a lack of driving experience, unacceptable convictions, an unfavourable accident history, or past cancellations/lapses in coverage. PAFCO can help these drivers looking to improve their insurance records with a non-standard auto policy that is geared to meet their needs at competitive pricing.
In the event of a claim, PAFCO has a 24/7 claims response network and a preferred contacting service and repair program which supplies quality repairs with written guarantees on all work.
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