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Did You Know?

Colorado is in the
top 10 states with catastrophe-related homeowners insurance claims.

Cost of Homeowners Insurance

Rates vary according to how likely it is a claim will be filed and how much it will likely cost. For example, a homeowner living in a wildfire-prone area would pay a higher insurance rate than a homeowner living in a low risk area.

How your insurance rates are set also depends in part on which state you live in, because rates are regulated on a state-by-state basis. The insurer has to follow the regulations of the state you live in. For more information on insurance rating and regulation, click here.

Click on your state below to contact your state insurance department.

Colorado | New Mexico | Utah | Wyoming

Cost of Homeowners Insurance by State

The following chart is based on the latest data from the Insurance Information Institute on 2019 premiums.

State 2019 Average Premium 2019 Rank
Alabama $1,463 12
Alaska $962 38
Arizona $850 46
Arkansas $1,456 13
California $1,177 28
Colorado $1,618 7
Connecticut $1,531 10
Delaware $908 43
D.C. $1,275 20
Florida $1,988 3
Georgia $1,362 15
Hawaii $1,182 27
Idaho $799 47
Illinois $1,054 33
Indiana $983 36
Iowa $913 42
Kansas $1,519 11
Kentucky $1,172 29
Louisiana $2,037 1
Maine $936 41
Maryland $1,125 31
Massachusetts $1,617 8
Michigan $999 35
Minnesota $1,433 14
Mississippi $1,622 6
Missouri $1,299 18
Montana $1,287 19
Nebraska $1,564 9
Nevada $791 48
New Hampshire $1,021 34
New Jersey $1,237 23
New Mexico $1,126 30
New York $1,357 16
North Carolina $1,193 26
North Dakota $1,236 24
Ohio $853 45
Oklahoma $2,000 2
Oregon $727 51
Pennsylvania $955 39
Rhode Island $1,731 5
South Carolina $1,303 17
South Dakota $1,218 25
Tennessee $1,259 21
Texas $1,982 4
Utah $743 50
Vermont $947 40
Virginia $1,080 32
Washington $908 44
West Virginia $968 37
Wisconsin $750 49
Wyoming $1,244 22
United States $1,272 N/A

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