Complaint Score
46.4 of 100
Normalized by premium volume across 47 states
Allstate Property: 3,421 justified complaints across 47 states (NAIC MCAS 2024). Reputation grade C.
Part of Allstate
NAIC Code: 19232
Average — near industry median
Allstate Property has a complaint record roughly in line with the industry median. This means the number of complaints is proportional to the volume of business the company writes. While not a red flag, consumers may want to compare Allstate Property against higher-rated alternatives in their state before purchasing a policy.
Allstate Property's composite score of 46.4 is derived from complaint ratios and operational data across 47 states.
Allstate Property appears in PlainInsurer's regulatory database with 3,421 justified complaints on file across 47 states under NAIC code 19232, operating as part of Allstate. The company's composite score of 46.4 translates to a reputation grade of C — this score combines NAIC complaint ratios, available CMS claim denial data, and Medicare Advantage prior authorization metrics where applicable. Lower composite scores indicate fewer consumer problems relative to company size; higher scores indicate more.
Looking at business mix, Allstate Property reports activity in 1 line of business (Home Insurance). Its complaint score of 46.4 — normalized by premium volume — is what regulators and consumer-protection groups use to compare insurers fairly across different company sizes.
For consumers evaluating Allstate Property, the practical implication is this: complaint ratio and denial data give a comparative view of how this insurer treats policyholders relative to peers, but they cannot predict your individual claim experience. The available data places Allstate Property near industry norms; comparing directly against named alternatives in your state is the next step. This page is not financial, legal, or insurance advice — verify all coverage terms with a licensed agent and consult your state's Department of Insurance for dispute or complaint procedures.
Complaint Score
46.4 of 100
Normalized by premium volume across 47 states
Claim Denial Score
N/A of 100
Not yet available for this insurer
States Active
47 states
NAIC Code: 19232
Composite score of 46.4 — lower is better
| Line | Complaints | Avg Complaint Ratio | States Active |
|---|---|---|---|
| Home Insurance | 3,421 | 1.34 +34% vs. avg
| 47 |
Source: NAIC Consumer Information Source (CIS) + CMS Medicare Advantage Star Ratings Insurer complaint counts and ratios for Allstate Property across all reported lines of business and states · 2023 NAIC CIS aggregates state-DOI consumer complaints; complaint ratios normalize against premium volume so absolute counts and ratios can diverge. Reputation grade derived from PlainInsurer methodology applied to NAIC data.
If you have a dispute with Allstate Property or any insurer, you have the right to file a complaint with your state's insurance commissioner. State regulators investigate consumer complaints, mediate disputes, and can take enforcement action against companies that violate insurance laws.
The NAIC's complaint filing page provides direct links to every state insurance department. Complaints can typically be filed online and are tracked as part of the public record that informs the complaint ratios shown on this page.
The data presented here covers all lines of business — auto, home, health, and life insurance. Complaint ratios are normalized by premium volume so that larger companies are not penalized simply for writing more policies.
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