Homeowners insurance cost in Arizona by county

Historical county budgeting benchmarks built from a statewide NAIC average, county median home values, and bounded FEMA risk adjustments—not carrier quotes.

Arizona overview

Across 15 published counties, the average modeled budget is $1,539/yr, with county estimates ranging from $484 to $2,768 per year.

Low confidence The baseline is the 2022 NAIC HO-3 state average of $1,018/yr. FEMA risk is a relative signal, not insurer underwriting.

Compare total monthly carrying costs in Arizona, including mortgage, tax, and insurance benchmarks.

Key county insurance pages in Arizona

Start with these larger or higher-budget county pages, then use the full table for the rest of the published Arizona launch wave.

County insurance budgets

Budget estimates at each county's ACS median home value
CountyMedian homeFEMA risk percentileInsurance budget
Apache County $63,700 78.78 (Relatively Low) $626/yr
Cochise County $218,300 92.84 (Relatively Moderate) $1,281/yr
Coconino County $448,000 94.21 (Relatively Moderate) $2,650/yr
Gila County $269,400 90.17 (Relatively Moderate) $1,555/yr
Graham County $212,000 64.6 (Relatively Low) $1,034/yr
Greenlee County $158,600 12.37 (Very Low) $484/yr
La Paz County $135,800 83.52 (Relatively Moderate) $752/yr
Maricopa County $452,800 99.87 (Very High) $2,768/yr
Mohave County $281,000 94.75 (Relatively High) $1,667/yr
Navajo County $201,500 88.07 (Relatively Moderate) $1,148/yr
Pima County $319,700 99.11 (Relatively High) $1,946/yr
Pinal County $349,000 93.83 (Relatively Moderate) $2,059/yr
Santa Cruz County $233,000 88.33 (Relatively Moderate) $1,330/yr
Yavapai County $425,200 93.73 (Relatively Moderate) $2,508/yr
Yuma County $217,800 92.56 (Relatively Moderate) $1,276/yr

Sources and limitations

Data as of 2022-12-31; FEMA version 1.20; data version 2024.1.

Sources: NAIC Homeowners Insurance Report; FEMA National Risk Index; U.S. Census ACS county median home values.

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Insurance disclaimer: Estimate for budgeting only — not an insurance quote and not a binding price. Verify with the county assessor and a licensed professional before making financial decisions.