Best condo insurance companies
Based on average annual rates, J.D. Power claims satisfaction rankings and AM Best financial ratings, two companies led the pack in every category.
State Farm: Best national condo insurance company
Rating: 4.35/5
Pros:
- 19,000 agents
- Award-winning mobile app
- Largest variety of condo insurance options
- Free Ting device that monitors for electrical fires
- Financially stable, with a top rating from AM Best
Cons:
- Limited discounts
- Currently does not write policies in California
- Requires working with an agent
State Farm earned the top slot as the best overall insurance company, with a score of 4.35. It also grabbed top honors as the cheapest insurer, with an average annual premium of $441, while also ranking No. 1 among all insurers for its average discount of over 15%.
If you would like a carrier with a large presence, State Farm has 19,000 agents available nationwide.
Although personal service from your neighborhood agent is a big selling point, State Farm’s website and mobile app are also pretty useful, making it easy to file and track a claim directly from your phone or through the State Farm website.
Available condo insurance coverages:
- Dwelling/building property
- Personal property
- Liability
- Loss assessment
- Loss of use
- Medical payments
- Refrigerated products
- Fire department service charge coverage up to $500
- Counterfeit money and forgery expenses
- First aid expenses
- Debris removal
- Tree/shrub protection
- Volcanic action
- Absentee ownership (for owners who rent their condo)
- Additional living expenses
- Inflation
- Fair rental value
- Damage from collapse
- Locksmith
- Temporary repairs
- Damage to the property of others
Discounts:
- Auto and condo bundle
- Home monitoring system
- Automatic sprinklers
- Wildfire mitigation
Erie: Best regional condo insurance company
Rating: 4.4/5
Pros:
- High customer satisfaction ratings
- Robust policy offerings
- Highly regarded claims process
Cons:
- Competitors may be cheaper
- Available in just 12 states
Erie Insurance places first among regional condo insurance companies thanks to its high scores in our home insurance company survey. It has a low complaint ratio with the NAIC and a score of A+ from AM Best.
While Erie scored well among customers on our survey, it’s less affordable than some competitors. However, it offers over a 10% home and auto bundling discount that can bring down your overall costs.
Available condo insurance coverages:
- Dwelling/building property
- Personal property
- Liability
- Loss assessment
- Loss of use
- Medical payments
- Water-backup coverage
- Endorsements for valuable items, such as jewelry, collectibles and art
Discounts:
- Multi-policy
- Fire, burglar alarm, sprinkler system credit
- Advanced quote discount
The best condo insurance companies
We ranked both national and regional carriers to find the best condo insurance companies for 2025. State Farm came out on top among national carriers, while Erie is the best regional carrier. Take a look at both national and regional rankings here.
Best national condo insurance companies
State Farm is the top condo insurance company for 2025, followed by Amica.
| Company | NAIC Complaint Ratio | AM Best | Survey score | Annual premium | Overall rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| State Farm | 1.01 | A++ | 4.4 | $441 | 4.35 |
| Allstate | 1.32 | A+ | 4.29 | $553 | 3.81 |
| Progressive | 0.45 | A+ | 4.35 | $833 | 3.78 |
| Farmers | 0.81 | A | 4.21 | $733 | 3.63 |
| Nationwide | 1 | A | 4.24 | $669 | 3.66 |
| Travelers | 0.88 | A++ | 4.27 | $776 | 3.69 |
| Amica | 0.33 | A+ | 4.52 | $663 | 4.27 |
Best regional condo insurance companies
Erie Insurance is the best regional carrier for condo coverage in 2025, followed by Auto-Owners. Regional companies offer coverage in less than half of states, but may be the best option for you.
| Company | NAIC Complaint Ratio | AM Best | Survey score | Annual premium | Overall rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Erie | 0.54 | A+ | 4.58 | $554 | 4.4 |
| Auto-Owners | 0.48 | A+ | 4.16 | $493 | 4.39 |
| American Family | 1.1 | A | 4.05 | $578 | 3.72 |
Best condo insurance companies by state
Select your state below to see the average annual rate.
| Company name | Average condo insurance rates | AM Best rating | NAIC | Insurance.com rating |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Farmers | $804 | A | 0.81 | 4.80 |
| State Farm | $834 | A++ | 1.01 | 4.59 |
| USAA | $1,079 | A++ | 0.43 | 4.12 |
| Progressive | $1,015 | A+ | 1.36 | 3.35 |
| Nationwide | $1,241 | A | 1.00 | 3.10 |
How much is condo insurance?
Insurance.com found that the average cost of condo insurance is $656 per year and $55 per month for $60,000 with a $1,000 deductible and $300,000 in liability protection. However, rates can be higher or lower, based on the carrier you choose and the state you live in.
Take a look below to find the average cost of condo insurance in your state.
| State name | Average annual premium | Average monthly premium |
|---|---|---|
| Alaska | $930 | $77 |
| Alabama | $655 | $55 |
| Arkansas | $801 | $67 |
| Arizona | $892 | $74 |
| California | $767 | $64 |
| Colorado | $883 | $74 |
| Connecticut | $646 | $54 |
| Washington, D.C. | $503 | $42 |
| Delaware | $407 | $34 |
| Florida | $962 | $80 |
| Georgia | $872 | $73 |
| Hawaii | $413 | $34 |
| Iowa | $435 | $36 |
| Idaho | $499 | $42 |
| Illinois | $614 | $51 |
| Indiana | $590 | $49 |
| Kansas | $482 | $40 |
| Kentucky | $476 | $40 |
| Louisiana | $1,093 | $91 |
| Massachusetts | $669 | $56 |
| Maryland | $642 | $53 |
| Maine | $362 | $30 |
| Michigan | $651 | $54 |
| Minnesota | $423 | $35 |
| Missouri | $485 | $40 |
| Mississippi | $765 | $64 |
| Montana | $486 | $40 |
| North Carolina | $882 | $73 |
| North Dakota | $373 | $31 |
| Nebraska | $542 | $45 |
| New Hampshire | $502 | $42 |
| New Jersey | $484 | $40 |
| New Mexico | $408 | $34 |
| Nevada | $620 | $52 |
| New York | $656 | $55 |
| Ohio | $573 | $48 |
| Oklahoma | $1,071 | $89 |
| Oregon | $633 | $53 |
| Pennsylvania | $657 | $55 |
| Rhode Island | $581 | $48 |
| South Carolina | $569 | $47 |
| South Dakota | $389 | $32 |
| Tennessee | $616 | $51 |
| Texas | $1,007 | $84 |
| Utah | $668 | $56 |
| Virginia | $548 | $46 |
| Vermont | $289 | $24 |
| Washington | $616 | $51 |
| Wisconsin | $527 | $44 |
| West Virginia | $373 | $31 |
| Wyoming | $272 | $23 |
*Some state rates will vary based on the addition of a hurricane deductible and may be much higher when included.
How to compare condo insurance companies
There are three main metrics on which you should compare condo insurance companies:
- Rates. You shouldn't overpay for good coverage, and with rates on the rise finding coverage you can afford takes some comparison. Gather quotes from three to five insurers to compare before you buy.
- Coverage. You should decide what coverage you need and and the extra options you'd like to add, and request all of your quotes at those levels and with those extras. Note any extra coverage one company offers that another doesn't, or even if extra coverage or higher limits are standard with one company.
- Reputation. The cheapest rate does you no good when you file a claim and run into hassles. Research each company's reputation for customer service and claims as well as their financial stability. There's a good reason we include these factors in our rankings.
What you should consider before buying condo insurance
Mortgage lenders will typically require you to have condo insurance coverage as long as you’re paying off the loan. However, you don’t want to end up paying for more coverage than you need.
Start by reviewing what’s covered in your homeowners association's master policy. Your HOA insurance policy likely caps out at a certain amount and you’ll be responsible for any loss over the limit. In addition, master policies only cover a condo’s exterior areas. If you want financial protection for overages not covered by a master policy, or to cover theft or loss from covered perils such as a fire, you’ll need your own condo insurance policy.
Knowing how much condo insurance you’ll need requires an estimate of the value of your items. Do a rough tally of your personal property, as well as the cost of the materials and improvements. For example, take into account the quality and cost of your kitchen cabinets, type of flooring and any upgrades to your bathrooms. In addition, most policies set limits for items valuable personal property, such as high-value jewelry, electronics and firearms. You may want to add a scheduled personal property endorsement to cover special items worth over $1,000.
As with all types of insurance, shop around for the best value. You may find that the same limit or the identical amount of coverage could vary in price significantly from one carrier to another. Get insurance quotes from at least three providers. When shopping for a condo insurance policy, don’t forget to take advantage of carrier discounts such as bundling condo and auto insurance or adding a home security system for extra savings.
Methodology
Insurance.com’s sister site, Insure.com, in the fall of 2024, surveyed more than 1,500 insurance consumers (805 people with home insurance). The survey was conducted by online market research company Slice MR.
Respondents were asked to name their home insurer and then grade it in the following categories: customer satisfaction, ease of service, claims satisfaction and policy offerings. The percentage of respondents who said they were satisfied or very satisfied with their insurer is presented in the results.
Rate data was fielded in 2024 through Quadrant Data Services, and is based on a condo (HO-6) policy with coverage of $60,000 in personal property, $300,000 in liability and a $1,000 deductible.
Other ratings were gathered through third-party sources J.D. Power and AM Best.
Frequently asked questions
What is covered under condominium insurance?
Similar to a homeowners insurance policy, standard condo insurance coverage provides you with several types of coverage:
- Personal belongings or personal property coverage: Your condo’s contents, so coverage for your personal belongings
- Interior damage: Damages to systems and building materials such as plumbing, electrical and walls
- Homeowners association's master policy coverage limits: Pays for damages over the HOA’s master policy limit
- Loss of use coverage or additional living expenses: Covers housing and living expenses if you’re forced to temporarily move out
- Personal liability: Liability coverage provides financial protection in case a guest is injured on your property
What company has the cheapest condo insurance?
State Farm has the cheapest condo insurance on average at $441 a year among the major carriers we compared.
Do I need homeowners insurance for a condo?
Home lenders will typically require you to have insurance coverage for your condo. While a homeowners insurance policy is similar, condo insurance is designed specifically for condo owners. Nearly all homeowners insurance companies also offer condo insurance policies.
How much condominium insurance coverage do I need?
How much condo coverage you need depends on the type of policy your HOA has as well as how much coverage you need for personal property. Take the time to understand what your HOA covers and make a full inventory of your belongings.
Add earthquake or flood insurance if you live in an area prone to either natural disaster. You can also add sewer backup coverage if you don't want to assume the risk yourself.
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