Home Insurance — Complaint Rankings

17 companies ranked by complaint ratio for home insurance. Higher ratio = more complaints relative to industry average.

Complaint ratios from NAIC MCAS 2024. A high ratio does not necessarily indicate illegal behavior. This page is informational, not financial or insurance advice.

The home insurance segment tracked on PlainInsurer covers 17 companies reporting NAIC Market Conduct Annual Statement data for the 2024 reporting year. Across the ranked set, 2 companies earned a reputation grade of A (very few complaints relative to size), 4 landed in the B tier, and 5 carry an F grade (significantly above-average complaints). Home Insurance complaint ratios differ from other insurance lines because homeowner complaints cluster around claim denials after catastrophic weather events and disputes over depreciation.

Ranking by average complaint ratio — where lower is better — lets consumers see how each insurer performs relative to its peers in the same line, rather than comparing a national auto writer against a regional life insurer. The cleanest record in this table belongs to USAA Homeowners (grade A), which logs the lowest complaint ratio among ranked home insurance writers. At the other end, Heritage Property & Casualty (grade F) posts the highest complaint ratio in this line — not an accusation of wrongdoing, but a signal consumers should weigh when comparing quotes. Complaint ratios are normalized by premium volume so that larger insurers are not penalized for writing more policies; the ratio compares complaints received against the share of premiums each company wrote nationally.

Practical takeaway for shoppers: the home insurance ranking is one of several data points that should inform a purchase. It does not capture price, coverage breadth, discount eligibility, local agent quality, or financial strength (which A.M. Best and S&P rate separately). The rankings do show which insurers consistently generate more regulatory complaints per dollar of premium — a meaningful proxy for how disputes are handled when claims go wrong. For line-specific disputes, your state Department of Insurance accepts complaints directly; national context lives in the NAIC complaint database. This page is not financial, legal, or insurance advice — always verify current rates, coverage terms, and carrier availability directly before purchasing.

# Insurer Grade Avg Complaint Ratio States
1 Heritage Property & Casualty
Heritage
F
2.98 +198% vs. avg
3
2 Universal Property & Casualty
Universal Insurance
F
2.87 +187% vs. avg
8
3 Citizens Property Insurance (FL)
FL Citizens
F
2.43 +143% vs. avg
1
4 Hippo Insurance
Hippo
F
2.34 +134% vs. avg
38
5 Tower Hill Insurance
Tower Hill
F
2.12 +112% vs. avg
3
6 Farmers Property
Zurich
D
1.67 +67% vs. avg
38
7 Liberty Mutual Homeowners
Liberty Mutual
D
1.43 +43% vs. avg
50
8 Allstate Property
Allstate
C
1.34 +34% vs. avg
47
9 AIG Homeowners
AIG
C
1.23 +23% vs. avg
50
10 Nationwide Property
Nationwide
C
1.12 +12% vs. avg
48
11 Travelers Property
Travelers
C
0.91 -9% vs. avg
49
12 American Family Homeowners
American Family
B
0.84 -16% vs. avg
19
13 Openly Insurance
Openly
B
0.78 -22% vs. avg
44
14 State Farm Fire & Casualty
State Farm
B
0.72 -28% vs. avg
48
15 Chubb Property
Chubb
B
0.67 -33% vs. avg
50
16 Erie Homeowners
Erie Indemnity
A
0.56 -44% vs. avg
12
17 USAA Homeowners
USAA
A
0.38 -62% vs. avg
50
Data: NAIC MCAS 2024. Sorted by average complaint ratio (highest first).

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Primary data: NAIC Market Conduct Annual Statement (MCAS) 2024 — line-of-business complaint ratios. Complaint ratios are normalized by premium volume per NAIC methodology, allowing fair comparison between insurers of differing market size. Computation and editorial review by PlainInsurer Editorial — see methodology.