Average home insurance cost in Montana

The average cost of homeowners insurance in Montana is $3,215 a year or $268 a month. This is based on coverage of:

  • $300,000 dwelling
  • $300,000 liability
  • $1,000 deductible

However, the average annual premium varies by the insurance company, your ZIP code, coverage type, your home's age, among other factors. It’s a good idea to compare price quotes from different Montana homeowners insurance companies to get the best deal.

Best home insurance companies in Montana

The best home insurance company in Montana is Chubb, followed by Travelers and State Farm.

Below is a full list of the top Montana insurance companies based on price, NAIC complaints, and AM Best financial ratings. The total Insurance.com score is calculated out of five using these factors.

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CompanyAM BestAverage annual rateNAIC complaint ratioInsurance.com score
ChubbA++$9760.074.92
TravelersA++$2,9610.914.61
State FarmA+$2,7991.154.52
AllstateA+$3,0431.264.48
NationwideA$3,5001.344.32
FarmersA$4,1330.894.26
USAAA++$3,4250.464.57

*USAA only provides coverage to military members, veterans, and their families.

Cheapest home insurance companies in Montana

Below are Montana home insurance rates by company for six different levels of dwelling coverage, each with $300,000 in liability and a $1,000 deductible. Based on our rate analysis, you’ll see Chubb has the most affordable rates in all categories by a considerable margin.

Cheapest home insurance rates in Montana by coverage level
Company$200,000$300,000$400,000$600,000$1,000,000
State Farm$2,223$2,799$3,311$4,336$5,670
Farmers$2,927$4,133$5,388$7,759$11,678
Allstate$2,529$3,043$3,409$4,213$5,650
Nationwide$2,457$3,500$4,427$6,315$8,892
Travelers$2,318$2,961$3,402$4,096$5,023
Chubb$753$976$1,198$1,649$2,105
USAA$2,624$3,425$4,065$5,232$6,866

*USAA only provides coverage to military members, veterans and their families.

Montana home insurance rates by ZIP code

Home insurance rates can vary widely depending on where the home is located. We compared home insurance rates by ZIP code in Montana to see which areas are the most and least expensive.

Enter your ZIP code and desired coverage level in the search box to see the average home insurance rate for that area. You will also see the highest and lowest premiums from major home insurers. This will give you an idea of how much you can save by comparing home insurance rates. The difference between the highest rate and the lowest rate is how much you could save by shopping around.

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Most & least expensive ZIP codes for homeowners insurance in Texas

ZIP codeCityHighest rate
77550Galveston$10,164
77586El Lago$9,906
77551Galveston$9,536
77554Galveston$9,358
ZIP codeCityLowest rate
78559Iglesia Antigua$1,956
78593Santa Rosa$1,999
79915El Paso$2,008
79905El Paso$2,009

The Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance says...

While homeowner's insurance is not designed to cover most business uses of your home, some policies might cover some business uses, at least partially. For example, if you use your home computer or laptop for business, it's often covered. However, you should check your policy limits to make sure. Your laptop might be covered even it is lost, damaged, or stolen while you are away from your home.

- The Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance

The most expensive ZIP codes in Montana for home insurance

Montana homeowners insurance rates are the most expensive for ZIP code 59313 with an average annual cost of $4,850.

The most expensive ZIP codes in Montana are:

CityZIP codeAverage Annual Premium
Baker59313$4,850
Hammond59332$4,732
Ekalaka59324$4,721
Capitol59319$4,624
Wibaux59353$4,613

The least expensive ZIP codes in Montana for home insurance

The cheapest ZIP codes for home insurance in Montana are:

CityZIP codeAverage Annual Premium
Whitefish59937$1,975
Kalispell59901$1,984
Columbia Falls59912$1,996
Eureka59917$2,007
Kila59920$2,019

Montana homeowners insurance rates by county

Home insurance rates in Montana vary by county. Take a look at the average rates by county in Montana below to see how costs compare.

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Average annual premium
$2,402
$4,613
CountyAverage annual premiumAverage monthly premium
Beaverhead$3,125$260
Big Horn$3,459$288
Blaine$2,793$233
Broadwater$2,988$249
Carbon$3,423$285
Carter$4,601$383
Cascade$3,048$254
Chouteau$2,859$238
Custer$4,356$363
Daniels$3,873$323
Dawson$4,188$349
Deer Lodge$2,826$235
Fallon$4,608$384
Fergus$2,820$235
Flathead$2,553$213
Gallatin$2,885$240
Garfield$3,932$328
Glacier$2,658$221
Golden Valley$3,252$271
Granite$2,730$228
Hill$2,874$240
Jefferson$2,879$240
Judith Basin$3,039$253
Lake$2,505$209
Lewis And Clark$2,902$242
Liberty$3,117$260
Lincoln$2,749$229
Madison$2,931$244
Mccone$3,669$306
Meagher$3,120$260
Mineral$2,785$232
Missoula$2,537$211
Musselshell$3,388$282
Park$3,196$266
Petroleum$3,934$328
Phillips$3,049$254
Pondera$2,865$239
Powder River$4,402$367
Powell$2,835$236
Prairie$4,209$351
Ravalli$2,724$227
Richland$4,173$348
Roosevelt$4,191$349
Rosebud$4,235$353
Sanders$2,402$200
Sheridan$3,938$328
Silver Bow$2,794$233
Stillwater$3,203$267
Sweet Grass$3,323$277
Teton$2,735$228
Toole$2,610$218
Treasure$3,898$325
Valley$3,928$327
Wheatland$3,323$277
Wibaux$4,613$384
Yellowstone$3,697$308

Compare homeowners insurance rates by city in Montana

Home insurance rates vary significantly across cities, influenced by various factors, including weather patterns, crime rates, and property values. You must consider these factors and compare quotes from different insurers to get the best deal on home insurance for your specific city in Montana.

CityAnnual insurance premium
Anaconda-Deer Lodge County
$2,826
Belgrade
$2,568
Billings
$3,685
Bozeman
$2,656
Butte
$2,675
Great Falls
$2,825
Havre
$2,935
Helena
$2,887
Kalispell
$1,984
Missoula
$2,592

Insurance.com worked with Quadrant Information Services to field homeowners insurance rates in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. We analyzed 37,973,840 insurance quotes from 134 insurance companies across 34,595 ZIP codes to determine the average premiums.

The insurance rates are based on a sample profile of a homeowner with good credit and the following coverage level:

  • $300,000 dwelling coverage
  • $300,000 liability protection
  • $1,000 deductible
  • 2% hurricane deductible where appropriate.

To rank insurance companies, we used three important factors: average annual cost, NAIC complaint ratio and AM Best financial stability rating. Find the full best insurance companies rating methodology here. The quoted insurance rates are for comparison purposes, and your rates will vary.