About Woodpecker Insurance
The Woodpecker, the Architect of the Forest
About the bird...
We chose the woodpecker as a symbol for our business because it is as essential to the forest as the forest is to the woodpecker. It flies from tree to tree, working tirelessly, shaping the land in ways unseen, creating homes for many others. Its work is steady, its purpose clear.
At Woodpecker Insurance, we see ourselves in much the same way. We serve our New Hampshire community, not with grand gestures but with steady, honest effort. We connect with people, share what we know, and help them understand the insurance options that protect their health, their future, and their peace of mind. Like the woodpecker, we work to make the whole system stronger, one connection at a time. Most importantly, like the woodpecker, we are LOCAL- available to our clients, with our office right here in Concord.
Christian Troy
Hi Neighbor, I'm Christian!
Originally from Connecticut, I spent the early part of my career growing businesses and building relationships in the B2B wholesale fine wine industry where I got to connect with some incredible people and share my passion for all things food and wine. While I loved helping my wholesale clients make great business decisions, what I truly enjoyed was building lasting relationships — and that’s the same approach I bring to Woodpecker Medicare.
Now, I’m excited to connect with you, understand your unique needs, and help you find the Medicare plan that’s the perfect fit. And just like a fine wine, I’ll be checking in on you every year to make sure your plan continues to deliver just right!
A little about me: That lovely lady next to me is my wife of 25+ years (yep, we're still going strong!). We have two amazing kids and a dog named Rocky, who’s convinced he runs the house. I’m also a passionate home cook (I might just surprise you with my culinary skills!), and in my free time, you’ll find me sailing, surfing, hiking, and staying active in my community.
Looking forward to getting to know you and helping with all your Medicare questions!
NH Licensed Insurance Agent #21379781
Larissa Troy
Hi Neighbor, I am Larissa!
I’m proud to call New Hampshire home. My family’s deep roots here run strong. I’ve got twin sisters working as ER nurses at Elliot Hospital, a mom who’s a Wound Care Nurse Specialist, and more brother-in-laws in the trades than I can count. Being part of the fabric of New Hampshire is basically my family’s superpower.
Before joining the Woodpecker team, I spent years in real estate, helping clients with one of the biggest decisions of their lives: buying or selling a home. That’s where I developed my “consultative” approach — which means I’m all ears. Now, at Woodpecker Insurance, I’m here to listen to you, learn about your needs, and make sure you feel confident and comfortable with your Medicare choices.
A little about me: I married my college sweetheart (lucky guy!) and now we have two kids and an Aussie Shepherd who thinks he’s a lap dog. My extended family of four sisters and their families keep us all on our toes, but we wouldn’t have it any other way.
When I’m not working, you’ll probably find me working on a home renovation, gardening, snowmobiling, or enjoying good food, wine, and family time.
Looking forward to helping you with your Medicare journey!
NH Licensed Insurance Agent #21381136
Um, not a woodpecker...
Rocky Troy (our sometimes office dog)
...but he wants to be a woodpecker. What he is though is endless hours of distraction to mom and dad and our clients. Rocky is an Aussie Shepherd with the heart of a woodpecker, always caring and concerned for those in his forest.
Our office at Farrington House on Main Street, Concord, NH
Farrington House (Concord, NH)
Built in 1844, the Farrington House stands as a testament to the Greek Revival style that swept through America after the Revolution. Designed as a duplex for two brothers, Samuel and Philip Farrington, it reflects a national trend towards Greco-Roman influences, a rejection of British styles after the War of 1812. The house, with its single entrance leading to twin staircases and parlors, was part of the expanding southern end of Concord. The brothers, successful merchants, sold it in 1866 to Joseph S. Lund, a farmer and entrepreneur. The Greek Revival, rooted in European Neoclassicism, became America’s "National Style," embodying the nation's ideals of democracy and republicanism.
We are here to listen and here to guide. We are here for all of your years ahead.
Woodpecker Core Principal
