Geico offers standard homeowners insurance and an above-average digital experience for customers.
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Geico is the fourth most popular insurance provider in the U.S. according to YouGov. It places third in popularity among Millennials, sixth among Generation X-ers, and fifth among Baby Boomers. As a household name in the insurance industry, Geico can be a great fit for a variety of insurance needs but can be especially great for homeowners insurance. We take a deep dive in our 2021 Geico homeowners insurance review to help you determine if this company is the right insurance fit for you.
The average cost of homeowner insurance in the U.S. is $1,312 per year for $250,000 in dwelling coverage, according to Bankrate’s study of annual quoted premiums. Pricing can vary greatly, depending on state requirements, the value and age of your home, and how vulnerable your area is to natural disasters or crime. Geico offers many ways to lower the cost of your homeowners insurance if you have a good credit score (in applicable states), make renovations that protect your home from natural disasters, or increase your deductible.
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