Homeowners insurance cost by county

Budgeting estimates for homeowners insurance on a typical $300,000 home, by county — built from public data, not carrier quotes.

Confidence: Low — a historical NAIC state benchmark adjusted for FEMA county risk, shown with a deliberately wide range.

What these insurance pages answer

Each county page estimates an annual homeowners-insurance planning budget at the county median home value. The model starts with a public NAIC state average, scales it to local home value, then applies a bounded FEMA risk adjustment.

Use the number for escrow planning, PITI comparisons, and deciding which counties deserve a deeper quote search. The range is intentionally wide because carrier price, deductible, construction, credit, claims history, and flood coverage are property-specific.

Why the confidence is Low

Insurance markets can reprice faster than public datasets update. TrueCarry keeps the source vintage visible, treats FEMA risk as relative context only, and labels the output as a budget rather than a quote.

Monthly ownership cost

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Sources: NAIC Homeowners Insurance Report and FEMA National Risk Index. Data as of 2024-12-31. Methodology.