Tyler Hunley is an insurance broker with a strong background in construction, a deep commitment to his faith, and a passion for helping individuals and businesses secure the protection they need. Born in Anaheim and raised across California, Tyler’s childhood was marked by challenges that shaped his resilience and drive to succeed. Growing up in modest circumstances, he learned early on to value the little things and to always persevere through adversity. His unique upbringing gives him a personal understanding of the struggles many face, which he brings to his work as an insurance agent.
Tyler’s journey into the insurance industry began after his wife’s illness prompted him to seek a career that would allow him to stay close to home while continuing to help others. His expertise lies in workers’ compensation policies, general liability, and commercial auto coverage, particularly for contractors and small business owners. With a background as a union carpenter, handyman, and business owner, Tyler understands the challenges faced by his clients and strives to provide personalized, practical solutions to safeguard their assets and their future.
Tyler is driven by a strong sense of family and faith. He has been happily married to his high school sweetheart for over a decade and has two young daughters who inspire him daily. Outside of work, Tyler enjoys hands-on activities like working on cars, building, and hiking with his family. He is also passionate about supporting causes related to cancer and disabilities, with these causes being deeply personal to him.
At Orr & Associates, Tyler thrives in an environment that aligns with his values of honesty, integrity, and client-first service. He is committed to helping clients navigate the complexities of insurance, ensuring they receive the right coverage to protect their hard-earned investments. For Tyler, the most rewarding part of being an insurance agent is building trust with his clients and providing them with peace of mind, knowing that their businesses and families are well-protected.
