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About State Farm Homeowners Insurance

State Farm Bank is an online financial institution that offers a variety of banking products and services. It’s a subsidiary of State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company and is headquartered in Bloomington, Illinois. State Farm Bank offers checking and savings accounts, certificates of deposit (CDs) and credit cards — all through an alliance with U.S. Bank. It also offers personal loans through LightStream and home loans through Rocket Mortgage.

Pros
  • Network of agents
  • Reviews praise claims process
  • Several discounts available
Cons
  • Fairly high rates

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How does State Farm homeowners insurance work?

You can only purchase State Farm homeowners insurance through its network of independent agents. Once you receive a quote, you can choose from three broad tiers of coverage: Essential, Expanded or Premium. You can select add-ons, including flood insurance or earthquake coverage. Once you purchase State Farm homeowners insurance, you’re covered if your home is damaged due to natural disaster, theft or other covered incidents.

What does State Farm homeowners insurance cover?

The standard State Farm homeowners insurance plan provides multiple benefits, including:

  • Dwelling coverage protects the overall structure of your home, including floors, countertops and built-in appliances.
  • Dwelling extension covers structures that are detached from your primary property.
  • Personal liability coverage helps pay for legal fees and medical bills if you’re held responsible for someone being injured on your property.
  • Medical payments coverage helps take care of medical expenses for a guest injured on your property.
  • Loss-of-use coverage handles the cost of a hotel and other necessary expenses if you need to find alternative housing while your home is undergoing repairs.
  • Personal property coverage reimburses you for damaged personal items.

State Farm also has add-ons for those who need extra coverage. Flooding and earthquake coverage are two of the most commonly used add-ons. State Farm add-ons include:

  • Flood insurance provides coverage for natural flooding, which isn’t provided under standard homeowners insurance.
  • Earthquake coverage is not provided on typical homeowners insurance policies but can be added for an additional cost.
  • Full replacement cost covers the actual cost to rebuild your entire home.
  • Home systems protection helps replace several types of home systems, including water filtration systems, air conditioning systems and power generators.
  • Off-premises structures coverage lets you add structures you own that aren’t located on your primary home’s property to your policy.
  • Personal injury liability coverage helps pay for legal costs if someone is injured at your home and the injured party sues you.
  • Sump pump and drain backup covers water damage caused by a faulty sump pump or drain backup.
  • Service lines coverage provides financial protection if underground lines that belong to you need repair or replacement.
  • Umbrella coverage is an extra layer of coverage that protects your assets in a lawsuit. This is a helpful add-on for those with high net worth.
  • Identity theft coverage helps you pay legal fees if your identity is stolen.
  • Energy-efficient upgrade coverage helps pay for the cost if an appliance breaks and you replace it with a more energy-efficient version.
  • Mold coverage helps cover the costs of mold removal.

State Farm home insurance cost

Most policies with State Farm cost between $1,500 a year and $3,000 a year. That comes out to between $125 and $250 a month. More valuable homes typically have annual premiums of $4,000 a year or more. Important factors that affect the cost of your State Farm homeowners insurance include the level of coverage, the value of your home and where you live.

The best way to get a price on homeowners insurance is to request a quote through the State Farm website or to speak to a State Farm agent.

State Farm homeowners insurance discounts

You can benefit from a variety of discounts with State Farm that keep your policy more affordable.

  • Multipolicy discount: Combine your homeowners insurance policy with your State Farm auto insurance policy to save up to 20%.
  • Home alarm discount: State Farm provides discounts if your home is protected with a smoke, fire or burglar alarm.
  • Roofing materials discount: Installing impact-resistant roofing earns you lower premiums with State Farm.
  • No-claim discount: The company provides discounts for those who haven’t made recent claims. You can qualify for this discount even if you’re switching from another company.

State Farm homeowners insurance FAQ

What does State Farm homeowners insurance not cover?

Standard insurance from State Farm doesn’t cover damage caused by floods or earthquakes. These are two of the most common add-ons people purchase for their homeowners insurance policies, depending on where they live. They’re both worth considering if you think this type of damage is possible. Whatever is not explicitly listed as covered in your policy is not covered.

Does State Farm homeowners insurance cover foundation repair?

It depends. If a natural flood damages your foundation, then foundation repair won’t be covered unless you have purchased flood coverage.

How does State Farm pay homeowners claims?

State Farm can make payments into your bank account, send them in the mail or pay the repairer directly.

Does State Farm homeowners insurance cover water damage?

It depends on the source of the water damage. If the damage comes from a leaking appliance, it’s typically covered. If the cause of damage is a natural flood, you’re only covered if you have a flood damage add-on.

Is State Farm home insurance good?

State Farm offers good coverage for homes. The prices can be a bit high, but the convenient network of agents and multiple available discounts sweeten the deal. Several customers praised the company’s representatives for acting like members of the family when disaster struck.

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    Customer ServiceCoveragePricePunctuality & SpeedStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 27, 2025

    We've been insured my State Farm for years with Home and Auto insurance. With the cost of EVERYTHING going up, so have our Premiums. No surprise there, when you consider the higher and higher costs for EVERYTHING, from Material costs, Labor costs, Business Taxes, ETC! 4 mos. ago, I got T-boned by another driver who was making a left turn on a Green light as I drove through the intersection! Fortunately, neither of us was injured! State Farm was on it immediately, setting up a Rental vehicle and following up on EVERY step going forward. Any and ALL of the questions I had were answered ASAP. Unfortunately, last week, my wife hit a Deer at 70 MPH on the Freeway in the dark of night with her 2020 CR-V and totaled it. The whole front end was crushed, but by the Grace of God, she walked away uninjured!

    Once again, State Farm quickly and efficiently "came to the rescue" with a Rental vehicle and the high level of communication that allowed us to settle the Totaled vehicle's value and make an Electronic Deposit into our bank account in Rocket fast matter of days. That allowed us to find and purchase a replacement vehicle in less than a week after the accident. DONE! Truly another example of "State Farm is there"! So, as much as I don't like paying for insurance, the system worked seamlessly and allowed us to get back to life with a minimal amount of issues. The one thing I will say is the computer-based software program we needed to use to execute the E-Payment process was a "Challenge". That system needs to be updated to make it my User Friendly.

    I had to make multiple calls to my State Farm Totalled vehicle contact Rachel M. to walk us through those "computer programming issues', but each time she was kind, courteous and respectful. Our Local Ahles State Farm office kicked the process off and Rachel saw us through the completed process of an extremely fair compensation for the loss of our vehicle. Kudos to State Farm for "Being There" at every step of the process!

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    Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageStaff

    Reviewed Oct. 25, 2025

    We had roof damage and had a relative who has been a State Farm adjuster for 15 years take a look at the roof damage so I would decide whether to file a claim or not. She said definitely, wind damage. She also said I could have a State Farm preferred roofer take a look. He also stated it was storm damage. So I filed the claim with my agent who I have had for 30 years and the company then hired a 3rd party to do the roof inspection and used the excuse that State Farm adjusters don't do 2-story roofs, which my relative stated, she does 2-story roofs all the time. The third party told the State Farm people the bad roof problem was from bad installation. Duh after the roof has been on for over 15 years and just now it shows up duh. So the company is refusing to cover the wind damage, horrible way it was handled and only hired 3rd party so they could blame them. I already called and told them to cancel it.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageMaintenanceStaff

      Reviewed Oct. 3, 2025

      I had a small tear from a tree branch to a metal roof on a shed that did not appear major from the outside. But inside the shed, the Sheetrock ceiling became wet with rain and appeared about to come down. When the adjuster came he claimed the ceiling had mold which proved it was not from a single event, and denied my claim. His assessment was erroneous. Many items were stored in the shed. None of them were wet, moldy, or ruined. Before filing an appeal I requested a copy of my policy as they had not sent one when the insurance was last renewed. The owner of the branch stated they had to request it from the home office and it would take a few weeks—denied it could be emailed to me and denied they had failed to send me a copy at renewal.

      After a month with no receipt of the policy I texted them that I was going to file a complaint with the board of insurance. That scrambled them. They immediately replied that the company had mailed a copy to me but they then proceeded to email one, which they’d always stated they could not do. Policy is of course vague; mentions “fungus” rather than specifically “mold” as a reason for denial, but had no mention of “single event” versus “ongoing event.” I have not yet filed the appeal and am weighing the options. The shed was insured for $1000 and I’ve spent half that getting the ceiling taken down. I still need to repair the metal roof tear. This company has lied, dissembled and given no help at all. I have switched companies and urge anyone looking to buy a policy from them to do your due diligence before doing so.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageSales & MarketingPriceStaff

      Reviewed Sept. 18, 2025

      I STRONGLY URGE ANYONE WITH A STATE FARM INSURANCE POLICY TO GOOGLE HOW STATE FARM DENIES WATER DAMAGE CLAIMS. THERE ARE PLENTY OF ARTICLES ON THE SUBJECT. IF I could give ZERO stars, I would. I had a bathroom faucet cause sudden and significant water damage while I was away for the weekend. The professional home inspection I had done a few months prior doesn’t mention that faucet, so it was obviously a sudden and unexpected thing.

      So I filed my FIRST and ONLY claim, and it took these sloths about 37 days to DENY the claim, citing “wear and tear” of the faucet. Apparently they expect you to have brand new plumbing fixtures in your house at ALL times. Even before you move in to an older house. And this was after I spent $1900 on a tree trimming service that their inspector said was necessary to keep the policy open. The communication from the adjuster was piss poor and pretty much non-existent. I have filed a formal complaint with the State of Utah and am currently looking for a new insurance company. But honestly, what is the point of even having insurance if they have loopholes for every situation?? What a total and complete SCAM!!!!

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed Aug. 8, 2025

      I would give zero stars if it was possible. 30yr customer who feels absolutely betrayed. Claims experience has been abysmal, few returned calls and ridiculously low claim amount that will cover 1/3 of the damages our house received.

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      Staff

      Reviewed Aug. 5, 2025

      I have been with State Farm for 41 years. Recently, a hailstorm hit our area. You can drive through the neighborhood and see who has State Farm, they are the houses with the unreplaced roofs. People with other insurance companies have new roofs. I have had good neighbors, State Farm is not one of them.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoveragePriceStaff

      Reviewed Aug. 1, 2025

      I grew up a big State Farm fan. And after Hurricane Katrina, I was still one (my Katrina claim really wasn't that big BUT they gave good response/service). They just took care of you for a slightly higher price than the competition. But it WAS worth it. Recently I just got a new quote and policy to move back to State Farm for Homeowners, through their Dover Bay Insurance company. I got a slightly high price (several hundred more than what LA Citizens gave me), BUT like I said before, SF has always been worth it. So I proceeded with SF/DB for my insurance. Slightly more than a month later, AFTER I moved Auto and HomeOwners to SF/DB, my agent calls to tell me that the underwriters at Dover Bay are adjusting the cost of the policy by $10K!

      BTW: My home was built in 87, renovated a few years ago BEFORE I bought it, new roof, new Storm Windows, etc. and really good neighborhood with other houses in excellent condition. What is interesting is the reason I originally left SF years ago, they had moved their Homeowners to Dover Bay and I was on it. After Hurricane Ida (once again my claim was low, around $50K with SF paying $20K after deduct) and before next hurricane season, the insurance went up a major amount (close to $10K). Yeah I had to move it so I could afford to be insured. And the experience with the Dover Bay people was NOT what I had my whole life from SF.

      While working through my Ida claims, it seems that every 2 weeks someone else was handling my case. At first they wanted to give nothing (couldn't find the claim, didn't see how a hurricane blew off my roof, popped my windows, etc...). I had to argue every step of the way to get them to get somewhat of what was insured paid out. In the end, they paid $20K, with $20K for Deductible, and $10K that the refuted (wouldn't pay) that I ended up paying out of pocket. A MUCH different experience than after Katrina.

      So there seems to be a reoccurring theme here: Seems when Dover Bay doesn't like something, they jack up the HO rate around $10K to get you to bugger off (my nice words). So a fair warning to all: This may be a spin off company from State Farm, BUT from my history with them, it is NOT State Farm. So don't expect the same service & Product from them as you would have gotten with SF. If I were rating them (grade A thru F), I'd rate them a C- company. If you have other options, I'd suggest going with them and ONLY dealing with Dover Bay if you really have no other options. Heck, I'd rather go with LA Citizens than work with them again.

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      Claims HandlingStaff

      Reviewed July 17, 2025

      Like a good neighbor State Farm is there? If I had a neighbor like them I'd move. We had two claims with them from the Hurricane Helene to a back up sewer line where we had damage with both over $50,000. They paid nothing. Delay, delay, defer, defer is all they do. We tried to hire an attorney, they all told us they are impossible to work with and would not take our case. Insurance Companies are too powerful. Avoid this one, they have low premiums for a reason, they have no intentions of paying.

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverage

      Reviewed July 16, 2025

      If you have State Farm for homeowners I hope you never have to file a claim. A tree fell onto our roof. We had proof it was CLEAR the tree caused significant damage. They fought and still didn’t pay for the tree removal. After almost a year 6+ adjusters, multiple unanswered emails, having to have another evaluation where we were told State Farm SHOULD have fixed the whole side due to the damage. Then being hung up on, mismatched roof, being told if your property is older they won’t cover and now adjuster refusing to respond to us and won’t forward our messages onto supervisors. We have nothing good to say and want to warn everyone. DO NOT USE State Farm.

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      Reviewed July 3, 2025

      So far, as of July 2025' State Farm has been reasonable with me regarding insurance policies. What may be different about me is, I have cleared the brush, and all combustible material from the 3 distance zones from my home. I have spent thousands of dollars doing the recommended home hardening. I have spent months studying the NFPA and Firewise and other available sources of ways to reduce Wildland Fire losses at my property.

      I live in a Wildfire Hazard zone. My responsibility is to protect myself; my responsibility is to educate myself about my responsibilities. I as well help my neighbors educate themselves and home harden. I have supplied photographs of my home hardening improvements. I lived thru 2 Wildfires in the past. I recognize the severity or the problems and what my responsibilities are. Even obvious common-sense things have been ignored by homeowners causing homes to burndown. "Fight fire with fire" is a phrase to express just how hard fire is to fight. Fire Hardening is not an option anymore, it is a matter of life and loss.

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