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Employee benefits brokers in Houston, TX

62 employee benefits broker offices are based in Houston: 49 agencies and 13 individual agents. 55 of them have an active Texas Department of Insurance license on file, and every one was named as broker on 2024 federal Form 5500 benefit-plan filings. Another 4 offices are within 15 miles.

Listing data last checked October 27, 2026 against 2024 Form 5500 filings and the Texas Department of Insurance license file. How we build this directory

Brokers based in Houston

Verified brokers first. Select a broker to see their license, contact details and location.

BrokerTypeGoogle profileTDI license
Gallagher – Houston logoGallagher – HoustonAgencyYesOn file
Brown & NoyesAgency—On file
McGriff – Houston logoMcGriff – HoustonAgencyYesExpired
Bowen, Miclette & Britt logoBowen, Miclette & BrittAgencyYesOn file
Higginbotham – Houston logoHigginbotham – HoustonAgencyYesOn file
Lockton – Houston logoLockton – HoustonAgencyYesOn file
GBS Benefits – Houston logoGBS Benefits – HoustonAgencyYesOn file
Adams Insurance Services logoAdams Insurance ServicesAgencyYesOn file
Stephens InsuranceAgency—On file
Dean & Draper Insurance logoDean & Draper InsuranceAgencyYesOn file
Mercer – Houston logoMercer – HoustonAgency—On file
Securance CorporationAgencyYesOn file
Aon – Houston logoAon – HoustonAgencyYesOn file
David Stuart LeissAgent—On file
RaiaLife Partners logoRaiaLife PartnersAgencyYesOn file
Allen C BakerAgent—On file
Christopher J CramerAgent—On file
Crystal IBCAgency——
Ajith K. JohnAgent—On file
Bethany LovingAgent—On file
EFG Insurance Agency logoEFG Insurance AgencyAgencyYesOn file
James R. ReynoldsAgent—On file
Jim C Harris & CoAgencyYesOn file
Larry OgdenAgent—On file
OneDigital – Houston logoOneDigital – HoustonAgency—On file
Scott LongAgent—On file

Carrier agents in Houston

These agents represent one voluntary-benefits carrier, such as Aflac or Colonial Life, rather than shopping the market for you. They're listed for reference and aren't counted as brokers.

AgentCarrierGoogle profileTDI license
Darin PottsColonial Life—On file
Roger LaphamColonial Life—On file
Beth R. PetersonColonial Life—On file
Nicholas C. TuranoAllstate Benefits—On file
Debra Jean HumphreyColonial Life—On file
Rodriguez Benefits Group logoRodriguez Benefits GroupColonial LifeYesOn file
Marysol N. CalvilloColonial Life—On file
Richard SchwagerColonial Life—On file
Christopher KellyAflacYesOn file
Gary Mark HardemanColonial Life—On file
Lewis Insurance Group logoLewis Insurance GroupAflacYesOn file
Sonya LenihanColonial LifeYesOn file
Bryan InglisColonial Life—On file
Christian M KruegerAflac—On file
Esequiel A. CortezAflac—On file
Essential Enrollment SolutionsColonial Life—On file
First Financial Capital CorporationAmerican Fidelity—On file
Jeffrey K JohnsonAllstate BenefitsYesOn file
Joanne MiddletonColonial Life—On file
John J Noble logoJohn J NobleAflac—On file
Jose Manuel GuerreroAllstate Benefits—On file
Robert A BlankenshipAflac—On file
Robert Leo PilkentonAflac—On file
Terence CornellAflacYesOn file
Trinity Employee BenefitsAllstate Benefits—On file
Virginia MaddenAflac—On file

Brokers within 15 miles of Houston

Nearby offices. Verified brokers first, then closest. Distances are between city centers.

BrokerCityDistanceTDI license

Questions employers in Houston ask

How many employee benefits brokers are in Houston, Texas?

62 broker offices are based in Houston, and 4 more are within 15 miles. The count includes both agencies and independent agents found in federal Form 5500 filings, the Texas Department of Insurance license file and Google business listings.

How do I choose a benefits broker in Houston?

Look for a broker who already handles groups your size, will be on site for open enrollment, and can show you an active Texas license. Ask how they are paid and who services your account after the sale. Read the full guide to choosing a broker.

Does it cost anything to use an employee benefits broker?

Usually not directly. Most brokers are paid a commission by the insurance carrier that is built into your premium, and some charge a flat fee instead. Brokers serving group health plans must disclose what they are paid, so ask for it in writing. How benefits brokers get paid.

How are the brokers on this page checked?

Each listing is matched to the Texas Department of Insurance license file and to 2024 Form 5500 filings published by the U.S. Department of Labor. Verified brokers have also confirmed their page from their company email and are listed first. Placement can’t be bought.

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