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Michigan Homeowners Insurance Quotes
For all Michigan homeowners shopping for home insurance in "The Great Lake" state, you can use our service and allow us to provie great rates for your home. Our free home insurance shopping service allows you to get the best coverage while comparing affordable rates and premiums. We can provide multiple home insurance quotes under major carriers like Travelers, AAA Insurance, American Modern and many more. Our services have been helping Michigan homeowners since 1998. Our main office in Macomb, MI opened in 2011.
Please call 586-741-8020 today or shop online by entering your zip code to start a free quote. Our consultation service is free and our local agents know the coverage and discount options available to you. You will value the service and guidance our Michigan licensed agents will be able to provide.
About Michigan
Michigan is the 9th most populous state of the 50 United States. The capital is Lansing which is located in the center of the state while the largest populated city is Detroit. Our home insurance shopping service provides competitive rates for homeowners across the state of Michigan. Start Your Quote Today!
Average Homeowners Insurance Premiums in Michigan
With over 95% of all Americans are known to have homeowners insurance coverage, it's important to know what Michigan homeowners are paying on average. Did you know that the average homeowners insurance premium in Michigan is $1002? Michigan is now ranked 36 in the country. The country wide average for homeowners in the United States is $1,311. This means the average home insurance premium in Michigan is 23.57% less than the national average.
Year | Average Annual Premium | Average Monthly Premium | State Rank (Overall) |
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2020 | $1002 (0.3%) | $ 84 | 36 |
2019 | $999 (1.8%) | $ 83 | 35 |
2018 | $981 (4.06%) | $ 82 | 38 |
2017 | $942 (-1.06%) | $ 79 | 38 |
2016 | $952 (4.73%) | $ 79 | 37 |
When we combine the state averages over the last decade, the Michigan overall average is estimated to be around $943.87. Our homeowners insurance quoting and rating process helps you compare homeowners insurance quotes, coverages and premiums. Michigan current state rank compare to the rest of the country is #36. Consider shopping your Michigan home insurance with us so we can help you save up to 40% or more on your policy.
Find Local MI Homeowners Insurance Quotes & Coverage
For more information on homeowners insurance in your area, choose a county below:
- Alcona
- Alger
- Allegan
- Alpena
- Antrim
- Arenac
- Baraga
- Barry
- Bay
- Benzie
- Berrien
- Branch
- Calhoun
- Cass
- Charlevoix
- Cheboygan
- Chippewa
- Clare
- Clinton
- Crawford
- Delta
- Dickinson
- Eaton
- Emmet
- Genesee
- Gladwin
- Gogebic
- Grand Traverse
- Gratiot
- Hillsdale
- Houghton
- Huron
- Ingham
- Ionia
- Iosco
- Iron
- Isabella
- Jackson
- Kalamazoo
- Kalkaska
- Kent
- Keweenaw
- Lake
- Lapeer
- Leelanau
- Lenawee
- Livingston
- Luce
- Mackinac
- Macomb
- Manistee
- Marquette
- Mason
- Mecosta
- Menominee
- Midland
- Missaukee
- Monroe
- Montcalm
- Montmorency
- Muskegon
- Newaygo
- Oakland
- Oceana
- Ogemaw
- Ontonagon
- Osceola
- Oscoda
- Otsego
- Ottawa
- Presque Isle
- Roscommon
- Saginaw
- Saint Clair
- Saint Joseph
- Sanilac
- Schoolcraft
- Shiawassee
- Tuscola
- Van Buren
- Washtenaw
- Wayne
- Wexford
Michigan Homeowners Insurance News & Information
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$4.5B Estimated In Insured Losses After 2024 Florida Hurricanes Posted on Wednesday 13th November, 2024
According to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, the three hurricanes that made landfall this year have caused more than $4.5 billion in estimated insured losses. Hurricane Debby, Helene and Milton all hit the state within two months of each other Helene and Milton struck just two weeks apart. State data show that over 269,000 […]
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I can’t afford my home insurance, what do I do? Posted on Saturday 9th November, 2024
According to data from the National Association of Realtors (NAR), the average U.S. insurance rate is $2,377 a year. The data also suggest that homeowners could see a 6% rise in rates by the end of the year which is in addition to the 20% increase over the two previous years. As climate change pushes […]
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How to Get the Best Homeowners Insurance Policy for Your Needs Posted on Wednesday 6th November, 2024
Having the proper insurance coverages in place is a critical part of owning a home, it protects your investment and finances in the event your home is destroyed by an unexpected disaster such as a fire, flood or severe storm. Understanding the different coverages that are available to homeowners is key to making sure you […]
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Homeowners Shopping Rates Due to Rise in Premiums Posted on Monday 23rd September, 2024
According to the recently released J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Home Insurance Study a nationwide rise in premiums has driven many customers to shop for new policies as their rates are now too high. “’The average shopping rate among home insurance customers has climbed to a record high of 6.8% through the second quarter of 2024, […]
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Where is it cheaper to rent than to buy a home in the United States? Posted on Thursday 5th September, 2024
According to a new study from Clever Real Estate, a St. Louis-based real estate company, monthly rent costs are actually cheaper than a monthly mortgage payment in 48 of the 50 most populous cities in the United States. Their analysis looked at mortgage principals, interest, taxes as well as homeowners insurance and they found that […]
Michigan Housing & Real Estate Data
Details: | Staticstics |
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Total Housing Units | 4532233 |
Occupied Housing Units | 3872508 |
Vacant Housing Units | 659725 |
Vacant Housing Units for Rent | 141687 |
Vacant Housing Units Rented Not Occupied | 6684 |
Vacant Housing Units For Sale | 77080 |
Vacant Housing Units Sold Not Occupied | 17978 |
Vacant Housing Units For Seasonal Occasional Use | 263071 |
Vacant Housing Units All Other Vacants | 153225 |
Housing Units Homeowner Vacancy Rate Percent | 2.7 |
Housing Units Rental Vacancy Rate Percent | 11.5 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units | 3872508 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units Owner Occupied | 2793342 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units Owner Occupied Population | 7183134 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units Owner Occupied Averge Household Size | 2.57 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units Renter Occupied | 1079166 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units Renter Occupied Population | 2471438 |
Housing Tenure Occupied Units Renter Occupied Average Household Size | 2.29 |
Understanding Michigan Homeowners Insurance
When shopping for Michigan homeowners insurance quotes you should be aware of the various types of insurance policies that are available in your area:
- HO-3: This is the most common type of homeowers policy. This policy type protects your home against all perils, except ones that are specifically excluded. In most cases earthquake and flood damage are excluded.
- H0-6: This policy type is specifically written for condos or co-ops. If you own a condo or live in a co-op building this type of policy is a necessity. A HO-6 policy covers both your personal belongings and the structural parts of the building that you own. There are 16 disasters listed on a typical policy that HO-6 protects against.
- HO-4: If you are looking for Michigan renters insurance, a HO-4 policy is a great option. Renters insurance will cover your contents as well as offer liability coverage in the event a person is injured in your apartment.
While other types of policies exist, these are the most common ones. A HO-2 is a more basic policy that offers reduced coverage levels and a HO-5 is a high-end policy that offers increased protection.
If you are shopping for a new home in Michigan, homeowners insurance is a must do. We can help you find the perfect policy for your new home, regardless of whether you need a standard HO-3 policy, HO-6 or renters insurance, our site makes shopping for homeowners insurance quotes easy. Visit our online quoting application today and let us help you shop and compare up to 12 different Michigan rates and coverage options.