Below-average rates, a low complaint ratio with the NAIC and high scores in our survey landed Travelers in the No. 2 spot for home insurance in 2026. It also has the highest possible AM Best financial stability score, A++, the only ranked company to earn that distinction.
Leslie Kasperowicz is an insurance expert and the executive editor of Insurance.com. Before joining QuinStreet, she was managing editor at Quote.com has a decade of experience writing about insurance. She also spent four years in customer service with Farmers Insurance.
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Travelers is the No. 2 company in our 2026 Best Home Insurance Companies ranking, thanks to a low complaint volume and top scores for policy offerings and billing process, as well as solid scores in most major categories.
Below is our review of Travelers. It’s based on the results of our survey, average rates and third-party metrics, including the NAIC customer complaint index and AM Best financial ratings. Find the full methodology here.
Travelers is a good choice for you if:
It might not be the best choice if:
Travelers’ average homeowners insurance rate is below the national average ($2,543) by a few hundred dollars, at $2,235. That’s based on $300,000 in dwelling and liability coverage, with a $1,000 deductible.
Compare Travelers with competitors at various coverage levels below to see how its rates might look for your home.
Travelers ranked well in three of our four main satisfaction areas. Travelers’ customer satisfaction came in at 84%, higher than Allstate and just one point behind State Farm, the highest-rated national carrier in this category. Ease of service (91%) and Policy offerings (89%) ratings were both high, as well.
At 76%, Travelers had a slightly lower ranking for claims handling than several competitors, including top-rated Allstate. Customers expressed the highest levels of satisfaction with ease of service and policy offerings.
Travelers ranks similarly to competitors when it comes to three big questions we asked survey respondents about their insurance company:
Most Travelers customers (90%) say they trust the company, and 92% plan to renew. AT 83%, fewer customers said they’d recommend Travelers than some competitors.
Travelers customers expressed high satisfaction (83%) with the digital experience (mobile app and website). Although a few companies ranked higher, Travelers’ score in this category was in the upper half.
Discounts were one of the lower-scored categories for many companies, including Travelers at 58%. Allstate had the best score among national companies at 68%.
For auto and home bundling, Travelers customers gave the carrier an average rating of 75%.
The table below shows the percentage of customers who said they were satisfied or highly satisfied in each category.
Contact Travelers at www.travelers.com or 877-553-0257.
Sources:
NAIC. “NAIC Releases 2024 Market Share Data” Accessed December 2025.
Travelers. “Who we are” Accessed December 2025.
Methodology
In late 2025, Insure.com surveyed more than 2,000 insurance consumers through an independent research firm, Dynata. Customers named their insurer and rated it on satisfaction, ease of service, policy options, claims handling, digital experience, discounts, bundling, rate increases, older homes and standard coverages. We also asked whether they planned to renew, would recommend their insurer and trusted their insurer.
For insurers with enough survey responses, we added:
With guidance from Prof. David Marlett, Ph.D., managing director of the Brantley Risk and Insurance Center at Appalachian State University, we applied the following weights to calculate each company’s final rating:
Each insurer received a rating between 0.5 and 5 stars.