Homeowners Insurance in Montana

Protect Your Home and Family With Montana Home Insurance

If you live in Big Sky Country, you know how extreme the weather can be. From wildfires to winter storms, there are many challenges that Montana homeowners face throughout the year. That’s why having homeowners insurance in Montana is so important.

The Hartford has been protecting individuals and their properties for over 200 years. Through the AARP^® Homeowners Insurance Program from The Hartford,¹ we can help you get the coverage you need at a price that fits your budget. Whether you live in Bozeman, Great Falls or anywhere in between, The Hartford can help get you the protection you deserve.

Montana Homeowners Insurance Coverages

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Homeowners policies come standard with many types of home insurance coverage. However, you also have the option to customize your policy for more protection by adding other coverages. Homeowners insurance coverages are designed to protect your home and belongings from covered losses. For example, homeowners insurance covers disasters like:

Incendio
Viento
Hail
Robo

Standard Homeowners Insurance Coverages

La cobertura de propiedad personal to help cover costs to repair or replace damaged or destroyed personal belongings.
La cobertura de vivienda, which helps protect your home and the structures attached to it, such as your plumbing system, roof and walls.
Other structures coverage to help protect your property that’s not attached to your home, such as a shed or detached garage.
La cobertura por responsabilidad civil for claims alleging you’re responsible for someone else’s injury or property damage.
Loss of use coverage to help pay for your temporary living expenses if you’re not able to live in your home after it’s damaged by a covered loss.
Medical payments coverage, which helps pay for someone else’s medical bills if they get hurt on your property, up to your policy’s limits.²

Additional Recommended Coverages

The Hartford makes it easy for you to customize your homeowners insurance policy. For extra protection, you may consider adding the following home insurance coverage options:

Equipment breakdown coverage to help cover your repair or replacement costs if your appliances or electronics break down. It also provides coverage if you want to make “green” upgrades. It pays up to 125% of your cost to replace any covered equipment with items that are similar, but more energy efficient or environmentally friendly. Keep in mind that this coverage does not include normal wear and tear.
Valuable items blanket for extra protection on more expensive items. For example, if your insured jewelry gets stolen, this coverage can help cover the costs to replace it.
Additional Limits coverage to help cover your costs to rebuild your home at an amount up to 125% of your policy limits if it’s a total loss. Depending on where you live, your policy can cover your costs up to 150% of your coverage limits.
“New for Old” Protection,^‡‡ which helps replace your destroyed belongings with new ones of the same quality.
Reimbursement for replacing locks if your keys get lost or stolen. This coverage pays up to $500 to replace locks, with a $100 deductible.
Identity fraud expense coverage, which reimburses you for out-of-pocket expenses up to certain limits to help you recover after fraud or identity theft.
Disappearing Property Deductible,^‡‡ which reduces your deductible every year when you go three consecutive years without having an insurance loss.

Remember that homeowners insurance policies don’t cover flood damage. Instead, you’ll need to purchase a separate seguro contra inundaciones policy to stay protected in these situations. As long as your community is part of the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP), you can get coverage.***

Am I Required To Have Home Insurance in Montana?

Homeowners insurance is not required by law in Montana, but you may be required to get coverage if you have a mortgage on your home.

What Is the Average Cost of Homeowners Insurance in Montana?

The average cost of homeowners insurance in Montana is $2,172 per year or $181 per month.³ This is a bit higher than the national average of $1,759.⁴ Keep in mind that home insurance rates are different for each homeowner, so you may pay more or less than the average. Some factors that homeowners insurance companies may look at when determining homeowners insurance rates include your:

Lugar
Home’s construction materials
Límites de la cobertura
Home’s age

Discounts and Ways To Save on Your Montana Homeowners Insurance

There are many ways to save on your homeowners insurance with The Hartford. Some descuentos para seguro de viviendas you may be eligible for include:

Bundle insurance discount: You can save up to 12% on your auto insurance and 20% on your home insurance if you bundle with The Hartford.^**
Fire protection: If you install fire protection devices, such as sprinkler systems, you could receive a discount on your home insurance.
Home security discount: You can receive a discount for installing home security systems, like burglar alarms.
Claim-free discount: The longer you remain claim-free on your policy, the more you can save on your insurance costs.

Get a Fast and Free Quote for Homeowners Insurance in Montana From The Hartford

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Since 1984, the AARP Homeowners Insurance Program from The Hartford has been helping individuals get the coverage they need to protect the investment they’ve made in their home. Throughout that time, The Hartford has earned high ratings for customer and claims service, so you can count on us to be there when you need us most. Obtenga una cotización de seguro de viviendas online today or call 877-422-2345 to start protecting your home with The Hartford.

Learn about other types of insurance The Hartford offers in Montana, like Montana car insurance.

Última actualización: 20 de agosto de 2024

² Medical payments are calculated on the basis of usual, customary, and reasonable charges.

³^,⁴ Bankrate, “Average homeowners insurance cost in August 2024.”

*** This is an optional coverage and may not be available in all states.