Online Homeowners Insurance Quote

Get a personalized quote in minutes. All it takes is answering a few short questions.

Learn more about homeowners insurance

Our network of home insurance carriers

Progressive Logo
lemonade logo
mercury insurance logo
Allstate Insurance logo
branch logo
Nationwide logo
travelers logo
safeco insurance logo
Plymouth Rock Assurance Logo
Grange Insurance logo

An A rating should be the first thing you look for as you research potential insurance companies. Matic works with 40+ A-rated carriers, because quality matters to us. We want you to feel confident that your carrier will be able to meet its obligations to you if you need to file a claim.

View our full list of home insurance carriers »

Why Matic?

policies icon

40+ A-rated carriers

We partner with many top carriers because we know they’ll be there for you.

policies icon

$638* per year

The average amount of money Matic saved homeowners last year.

policies icon

4.8 stars on Google

1500+ Google reviews show that our customers love us!

What our customers think

down arrow

Ready to start saving on your home insurance?

Get a Home Insurance Quote

What is home insurance?

A home insurance policy protects you financially from disasters and accidents related to your home or property. With this, you pay a premium in exchange for different types of coverage.

grey home insurance icon

What does home insurance cover?

The extent of your coverage will vary based on the policy you have. With a standard home insurance policy, here are the basic levels of coverage.

small house icon
Home structure

Also known as dwelling coverage, home structure coverage protects the primary physical structure of your home — not its contents or land.

small couch icon
Personal belongings

Coverage for your personal property will help replace belongings such as furniture and electronics in the event of a covered loss.

small liability icon
Liability protection

Personal liability coverage protects against medical and legal fees incurred by guests and visitors injured at your home.

small business icon
Living expenses

Home insurance generally pays for living expenses — like a hotel or rent — if you’re displaced from your home after a covered event.

What typically isn't covered under home insurance?

  • Flood damage
  • Sewer backups or sewer line repairs
  • Mechanical breakdown — like when an appliance is damaged
  • Earthquakes
  • Pest infestations
  • General wear and tear
  • Acts of war
  • Foundation damage
  • Intentional loss
help icon

Did you know? Coverage for water and sewer backups isn’t typically part of a standard homeowners insurance policy, but can be easily added. You can also purchase flood insurance and earthquake insurance separately.

How to buy homeowners insurance

What you need to know to get an accurate quote

Your homeowners insurance quote is based on a variety of factors — like your home details, claims history, and property information. For the most accurate quote, have this information handy before you begin shopping:

 

Property information

  • What is the assessed market value of the property?
  • Do you plan to rent this property to others?
  • Is the property in a designated high risk flood zone?

General home details

  • What is the style of the home (ranch, craftsman, victorian, etc.)?
  • When was the home built?

Home exterior details

  • What type of construction is the home (frame, masonry, etc.)?
  • What are the exterior walls made of (vinyl, brick, stone, wood, etc.)?
  • What is the shape of the roof, the material, and the last time it was updated?

Home interior details

  • When was the electrical wiring last updated?
  • Does it have circuit breakers or a fuse box?
  • When was the plumbing last updated?
  • When was the heating/air conditioning last updated?

Current insurance information

  • Who is your current carrier?
  • Have you had to file any claims?
  • Has your insurance ever been canceled or declined?

Discounts eligibility

How to compare homeowners insurance quotes

Many homeowners only consider the price of homeowners insurance when choosing a policy — but that could be a mistake. The cheapest quote may not always be the best option for you. Here are a few other factors to compare:

  • The cost of the policy.
  • Coverage types, limits, and deductibles.
  • The carrier’s history, trustworthiness, and responsiveness.
  • Optional coverages.
home insurance icon

Matic makes it easy to compare policies from 40+ top-rated insurance carriers and will recommend the best policy for you based on all of these factors.

Get the best policy for your unique needs by asking the right questions

Questions to consider for yourself

  • Will my current coverage still cover all of my personal property, or have my needs changed since I last selected a policy?
  • Is my coverage comprehensive enough to adequately protect my family and my property?
  • Do I have any valuables such as jewelry that would require additional coverage? If you do, you may want to consider a special jewelry policy.
  • If I can’t stay in my home because of property damage, will my current coverage for Additional Living Expenses cover the cost of temporary housing for at least six months?

Questions to ask your insurance agent

  • Do I qualify for any discounts?
  • Are there any special rules or exclusions that apply to the state I live in that affect my home insurance coverage?
  • If I live in an area where natural disasters — like hurricanes — are common, are there any special deductibles for those in my policy?

Homeowners insurance is one of the most important purchases you can make for your home (and your family) from unexpected expenses. If you’re in the market for homeowners insurance, you likely have a lot of questions. Read about the 8 Types of Homeowners Insurance Policies to Know to feel better prepared »

down arrow

Ready to start saving on your home insurance?

Get a Home Insurance Quote
*Average of the difference for Matic customers' prior insurance policy and their new policy for all homeowners who found savings, submitted to Matic between January 2023 and December 2023. Includes homeowners who became Matic policyholders and where the customers' prior insurance premium amount is known to Matic.