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CSAA Insurance (AAA) is the best insurance company in Nevada for condo insurance, earning a top score of 5 in the Insure.com analysis of rates and third-party ratings. This insurer charges an average of $615 per year, or $51 a month.

The cheapest condo insurance company in Nevada, on average, is Country Financial.

Of course, Country Financial might not be the best insurance company for you. To find the right policy at the best price, it is important to shop around and compare quotes from a number of providers.

In addition, you want to choose an insurance company that has a strong reputation and that is financially stable.

Key Takeaways

  • Our analysis found CSAA Insurance (AAA) to be the best choice overall for condo insurance in Nevada.
  • Country Financial has the cheapest average condo insurance rates in Nevada.
  • Shop around and compare companies to find the best condo insurance company for your needs.

Compare the best condo insurance companies in Nevada

Here is a list of the best insurance companies in Nevada based on Insure.com’s analysis of rates and third-party ratings from AM Best and the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC).

Company Annual premiumAM Best ratingNAIC ratingInsure.com rating
CSAA Insurance (AAA)$615A1.235.00
Nationwide$513A+0.874.95
Allstate$599A+0.904.61
State Farm$695A++0.954.40
Country Financial$445A+0.263.94
Farmers$733A0.543.37
American Family$834A0.372.66

How much does condo insurance cost in Nevada?

The average cost of condo insurance in Nevada is $620.

However, that is just an average. How much you pay will depend on the insurance company you choose, your own insurance needs and other factors, including where you live and where your condo is located.

It is also important to avoid skimping on insurance just to save money. Talk to someone in your condo unit owners association so you understand exactly what the condo’s master policy covers and what you are responsible for insuring, says David Wojtusik, vice president and director, private client and professional athlete group at the Insurance Office of America.

“[Talking to the association] is a critical step in the process of securing insurance that most unit owners overlook,” Wojtusik says. “Without it, they may end up heavily underinsured and at risk of losing money in the event of a loss.”

Most affordable condo insurance companies in Nevada

The price of condo insurance varies from company to company. On average, here are the insurers that offer the most affordable coverage in Nevada.

CompanyAverage annual premium Average six months premiumAverage monthly premium
Allstate$599$299$50
American Family$834$417$70
Country Financial$445$222$37
CSAA Insurance (AAA)$615$308$51
Farmers$733$367$61
Nationwide$513$256$43
State Farm$695$347$58
USAA$744$372$62

Average cost of condo insurance in Nevada by city

The city in which you live also impacts the price of condo insurance. Here is the average price for condo insurance in some of the largest cities in Nevada.

CityAverage annual premium Average six months premium Average monthly premium
Boulder City$627$313$52
Elko$590$295$49
Fernley$584$292$49
Henderson$660$330$55
Las Vegas$669$334$56
Mesquite$618$309$51
North Las Vegas$659$329$55
Reno$567$284$47
Sparks$569$284$47

Average cost of condo insurance in Nevada by coverage level

The level of coverage you choose will help determine how much you will pay for condo insurance in Nevada. Here is how much you can expect to pay depending on the amount of coverage you choose:

Building property limit Annual premium
$40,000$546
$60,000$620
$80,000$692
$1,00,000$763

How to get the best cheap condo insurance in Nevada

Shopping around for the right policy is the best way to get cheap condo insurance. Compare quotes from several providers to get the best deal.

Also, ask insurance companies about discounts they offer and whether you are eligible for them. Wojtusik says to tell the insurance agent about any protective features your unit has, such as central-station fire and burglar alarms, water shut-off systems, and fire protective devices.

Any or all of these features might help you get a discount on your coverage.

“Be sure to ask the condominium association or management company for a copy of the latest wind mitigation inspection, and provide this to the agent as well,” he says.

Wojtusik also recommends raising your deductible if you can afford to do so. This can lower your premium costs.

The bottom line: Best Nevada condo insurance providers in 2024

Although CSAA Insurance (AAA) earned the highest rating for condo insurance in Nevada, the best insurance company for you is the one that provides the coverage you need at the best possible price.

So, shop around and compare quotes from a number of providers to make sure you get the best possible deal.

Methodology

Insure.com commissioned condo insurance rates from Quadrant Data Services for all 50 states and Washington. D.C. with coverage levels of $40,000, $60,000, $80,000 and $100,000 for personal property, $300,000 for liability and a $1,000 deductible. Rates were fielded across 34,588 ZIP codes from 145 companies.

To rank companies, we considered average annual rates at a coverage level of $60,000 for personal property (35% of score) as well as AM Best ratings for financial stability (30% of score) and NAIC ratings for customer complaints (35% of score).

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What our expert says

Q: What should you know before buying condo insurance?

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David WojtusikVice president and director, private client and professional athlete group at the Insurance Office of America.
"Talking to the association is a critical step in the process of securing insurance that most unit owners overlook. Without it, they may end up heavily underinsured and at risk of losing money in the event of a loss."

Best condo insurance in other states

Alabama$655/Year
Alaska$930/Year
Arizona$892/Year
Arkansas$801/Year
California$767/Year
Colorado$883/Year
Connecticut$646/Year
Delaware$407/Year
Florida$962/Year
Georgia$872/Year
Hawaii$413/Year
Idaho$499/Year
Illinois$614/Year
Indiana$590/Year
Iowa$435/Year
Kansas$482/Year
Kentucky$476/Year
Louisiana$1,093/Year
Maine$362/Year
Maryland$642/Year
Massachusetts$669/Year
Michigan$651/Year
Minnesota$423/Year
Mississippi$765/Year
Missouri$485/Year
Montana$486/Year
Nebraska$542/Year
New Hampshire$502/Year
New Jersey$484/Year
New Mexico$408/Year
New York$656/Year
North Dakota$373/Year
Ohio$573/Year
Oklahoma$1,071/Year
Oregon$633/Year
Pennsylvania$657/Year
Rhode Island$581/Year
South Dakota$389/Year
Tennessee$616/Year
Texas$1,007/Year
Utah$668/Year
Vermont$289/Year
Virginia$548/Year
Washington$616/Year
West Virginia$373/Year
Wisconsin$527/Year
Wyoming$272/Year
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Chris Kissell
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Chris Kissell is a Denver-based writer and editor with work featured on U.S. News & World Report, MSN Money, Fox Business, Forbes, Yahoo Finance, Money Talks News and more.

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