Cheapest Homeowners Insurance in Kansas for 2022

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Tracking down the cheapest homeowners insurance for you takes some digging and comparing quotes from multiple home insurance companies.

Home insurance companies gauge risk differently from one another. One insurer may put more emphasis on one metric and not as much on another.

That’s why getting quotes from at least three homeowners insurance companies is an essential part of shopping for the cheapest homeowners insurance in Kansas. We found that USAA has the lowest average home insurance rates in Kansas at $3,177 per year on average.

Let’s take a look at homeowners insurance in Kansas and how to find the best home insurance rates.

Key Takeaways

The cheapest homeowners insurance for $300,000 dwelling coverage, $300,000 liability protection and $1,000 deductible in Kansas is offered by USAA at $3,177 per year.
The homeowners insurance in Kansas is $1,626 more than the national average.
The zipcode 66224 offers the cheapest homeowners insurance in Kansas at $3,225 per year.

Cheap homeowners insurance companies in Kansas

USAA, Travelers and Garrison have the three cheapest Kansas homeowners insurance rates, on average.

Here are average annual premium for homeowners insurance in Kansas for a policy with $300,000 dwelling coverage and $300,000 liability protection with a $1,000 deductible.

Company	Average annual premium	Average monthly premium
USAA	$3,177	$265
Travelers	$3,294	$275
Garrison	$3,887	$324
Allstate	$4,208	$351
Allied	$4,746	$396
Nationwide	$4,761	$397
State Farm	$5,222	$435
Farm Bureau	$5,405	$450
Farmers	$6,160	$513
Safeco	$7,609	$634
American Family	$8,345	$695
Foremost	$8,378	$698

Compare cheap homeowners insurance in Kansas by ratings

Experts at Insure.com compared the cheapest homeowners insurance companies in Kansas based on J.D. Power score and AM best rating. Among the carriers surveyed, USAA received the highest J.D. power score — 882 out of 1000.

Find below the list of cheap homeowners insurance companies and J.D. Power score and AM Best rating.

Company	J.D. Power score	AM Best rating
USAA	882	A++
State Farm	835	A++
American Family	831	A
Allstate	829	A+
Farmers	813	A
Nationwide	812	A+
Safeco	810	A
Liberty Mutual	806	A
Travelers	800	A++

How much is home insurance in Kansas

The average homeowners insurance in Kansas is $3,931 for $300,000 dwelling and $300,000 liability coverage with a $1,000 deductible.

Beyond location, insurance providers also consider claims history for you, your home and the area; building costs; coverage level; and credit history.

Filing multiple claims is one way to see much higher home insurance premiums.

Average annual premium	Average monthly premium
$3,931	$328

Cheapest homeowners insurance in Kansas by ZIP code

Homeowners insurance costs vary in Kansas. Location, including ZIP code, is just one aspect of home insurance costs.

Here are the average home insurance cost by city/ZIP codes in Kansas:

ZIP code	Average annual premium	Average monthly premium
66224	$3,225	$269
66021	$3,246	$270
66209	$3,255	$271
66018	$3,275	$273
66211	$3,277	$273
66019	$3,280	$273
66047	$3,286	$274
66227	$3,321	$277
66220	$3,326	$277
66213	$3,328	$277
66215	$3,344	$279
66061	$3,349	$279
66218	$3,354	$280
66049	$3,358	$280
66223	$3,359	$280

Home insurance rates vary from one city to another. But with Insure.com, finding the right home insurance policy is easy. Learn more about homeowners insurance costs for different cities below.

Home insurance rates in Kansas by city

How much is home insurance in other states

Alaska$1,799/Year

Alabama$2,981/Year

Arkansas$3,439/Year

Arizona$1,976/Year

California$1,166/Year

Colorado$3,082/Year

Connecticut$1,961/Year

Washington D.C.$1,488/Year

Delaware$1,521/Year

Florida$3,439/Year

Georgia$2,555/Year

Hawaii$499/Year

Iowa$2,540/Year

Idaho$1,842/Year

Illinois$2,201/Year

Indiana$2,423/Year

Kentucky$2,862/Year

Louisiana$3,270/Year

Massachusetts$1,920/Year

Maryland$1,518/Year

Maine$1,833/Year

Michigan$2,153/Year

Minnesota$3,010/Year

Missouri$3,111/Year

Mississippi$3,340/Year

Montana$2,809/Year

North Carolina$2,009/Year

North Dakota$2,601/Year

Nebraska$3,133/Year

New Hampshire$1,455/Year

New Jersey$1,744/Year

New Mexico$2,299/Year

Nevada$1,486/Year

New York$1,840/Year

Ohio$2,107/Year

Oklahoma$4,445/Year

Oregon$1,608/Year

Pennsylvania$1,720/Year

Rhode Island$2,125/Year

South Carolina$2,678/Year

South Dakota$3,172/Year

Tennessee$2,692/Year

Texas$3,429/Year

Utah$1,378/Year

Virginia$1,956/Year

Vermont$1,212/Year

Washington$1,514/Year

Wisconsin$1,732/Year

West Virginia$2,486/Year

Wyoming$2,083/Year

Les Masterson

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Les, a former managing editor, insurance, at QuinStreet, has more than 20 years of experience in journalism. In his career, he has covered everything from health insurance to presidential politics.