Personal Lines Insurance Agent at Galloway Insurance – Horseshoe Bay Office

A returning team member with deep roots in insurance, Insurance Agent Kally Kapel brings compassion, clarity, and over a decade of experience to her clients at Galloway Insurance in Horseshoe Bay, Texas. Known for her honest communication and calm presence in tough situations, Kally is passionate about helping individuals and families protect what matters most.

Professional Experience & Customer-Centered Service

Kally began her insurance career in 2014 at Galloway Insurance, shortly after starting her family. She now rejoins the agency in 2025 with the same passion for personal lines and a strong belief in Galloway’s commitment to client relationships. Kally holds the respected CISR (Certified Insurance Service Representative) designation, bringing professional excellence to every policy she writes.

She specializes in:

• Homeowners Insurance – Personalized coverage for homes, possessions, and peace of mind

• Auto Insurance – Flexible protection for vehicles and drivers

• Personal Liability & Property Policies – Supporting families through life’s unexpected events

Her clients appreciate her straightforward communication, empathy in sensitive situations, and ability to transform difficult conversations into positive outcomes.

Legacy & Community Involvement

Kally is a second-generation insurance professional, inspired by her grandparents’ Allstate agency in La Grange, Texas. She’s proud to continue the tradition of serving her neighbors with integrity.

She’s also an active parent in the Horseshoe Bay and Burnet communities—cheering at her daughter Harper’s softball games, son Trudo’s football games, and always ready to chaperone a field trip.

Life Outside the Office

Kally finds joy in the little things: playing outdoors, organizing scavenger hunts, painting with her kids, and sipping great coffee. A talented singer (though mostly in the shower), she keeps life fun and grounded with the motto:

“Life isn’t about waiting for the storm to pass—it’s about learning to dance in the rain.”