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Best Homeowners Insurance in Hawaii

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United Holdings is the best homeowners insurance company in Hawaii, offering the state’s cheapest average rate of $370 a year.

Allstate is Hawaii’s best home insurance company for bundling, while Universal North America has the state’s best add-on coverage options.

Find the Cheapest Home Insurance Quotes in Hawaii

United Holdings has the cheapest home insurance rates in Hawaii at around $370 a year. This is 41% cheaper than the state average of $632 a year.

Dongbu has the second-cheapest annual rate of $383 a year, which is 39% cheaper than the state average.

Hawaii’s cheapest home insurance

CompanyAnnual rate
United Holdings$370
Dongbu$383
Universal North America$444
Allstate$514
RLI$619
Tradewind$629
State Farm$746
AIG$808
First Fire & Casualty$815
Hawaiian$987

United Holdings, Allstate and Universal North America are the best home insurance companies in Hawaii, based on our research and data.

Hawaii’s best home insurance companies

CompanyAnnual rateOverall satisfaction*Complaint index**
United Holdings$370Not rated3.68
Allstate$5146311.3
Universal North America$444Not rated9.54

*Source: J.D. Power 2024 U.S. Home Insurance Study. Higher is better; 640 is average.
**Source: National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC). Lower is better; 1.0 is average.

Best for cheap rates: United Holdings

United Holdings offers the most affordable home insurance rates for Hawaiian homeowners at $370 a year. Also, the company’s Executive Enhancement Endorsement lets you raise your coverage limits above what its standard homeowners insurance policy includes.

Pros

 Cheapest rates in Hawaii

 Can raise your coverage limits

Cons

 No J.D. Power rating for customer satisfaction

 Bad complaint rating

Best for bundling: Allstate

Allstate doesn’t have the cheapest rate for homeowners insurance in Hawaii, but it offers the widest range of discounts of the companies we surveyed. For example, Allstate offers a 25% bundling discount if you buy both your home and auto insurance from it.

Allstate also offers discounts for:

  • Switching to Allstate
  • Buying a new home
  • Being a first-time homebuyer
  • Setting up automatic payments
  • Installing theft or fire detection devices
  • Signing up for automatic payment
  • Installing windstorm mitigation
  • Switching to Allstate with no recent claims

Pros

 Great bundling discount

 Affordable average rate

Cons

 Customer satisfaction is worse than average

 High complaint rating

Best add-on coverages: Universal North America

Universal North America offers a very wide range of optional coverages that let you tailor your home insurance to your needs. The company’s add-on coverages include:

  • Expanded replacement cost
  • Home equipment protection
  • Increased liability limits
  • Increased loss assessment
  • Seasonal or unoccupied property

Pros

 Several add-on coverage options

 Low average rate

Cons

 Bad complaint rating

 Homes built before 1950 without proper updates may not qualify for coverage

Find the Cheapest Home Insurance Quotes in Hawaii

A standard homeowners insurance policy in Hawaii costs $632 a year, on average. This is 77% cheaper than the national average rate of $2,801 a year.

Home insurance companies look at many factors when calculating your home insurance quote, including the following:

  • Age of your house
  • Quality of construction materials
  • Coverage limits and deductible you choose

Different insurance companies weigh these factors differently. One company may see the age of your home as a higher risk than another company, for example, and charge you more because of it. This is why it’s important to compare quotes from several companies before you buy or renew a policy.

Raising your home insurance policy’s dwelling coverage limit also raises your rate or premium. For example, Hawaii homeowners pay an average of $549 a year for a policy with a $350,000 dwelling limit compared to $632 for a policy with a $400,000 dwelling limit. That’s a difference of $83 a year.

Homeowners in Hawaii who buy home insurance policies with $450,000 of dwelling coverage pay 22% more, on average, than those who buy policies with $350,000 of dwelling coverage.

Average annual rate by dwelling coverage

Dwelling coverage limitAnnual rate
$350,000$549
$400,000$632
$450,000$708

Due to the small size of the state, residents in almost all Hawaii cities pay between $633 and $636 a year for home insurance, on average.

The average cost of home insurance in Hawaii’s biggest cities:

  • Honolulu, $625 a year
  • Hilo, $638 a year
  • Pearl City, $635 a year
  • Waipahu, $635 a year
  • Kailua, $637 a year

Home insurance rates near you

CityAnnual rate
Ahuimanu$635
Aiea$635
Ainaloa$638
Anahola$638
Camp H M Smith$593
Captain Cook$638
Eleele$638
Ewa Beach$635
Ewa Gentry$635
Ewa Villages$635
Fern Acres$638
Fort Shafter$593
Haiku$638
Haiku-Pauwela$638
Hakalau$638
Halaula$638
Halawa$635
Haleiwa$635
Haliimaile$638
Hana$638
Hanalei$638
Hanamaulu$638
Hanapepe$638
Hauula$635
Hawaii National Park$596
Hawaiian Acres$638
Hawaiian Beaches$638
Hawaiian Ocean View$638
Hawaiian Paradise Park$638
Hawi$638
Heeia$635
Hickam Housing$635
Hilo$638
Holualoa$617
Honalo$638
Honaunau$596
Honaunau-Napoopoo$638
Honokaa$638
Honolulu$625
Honomu$596
Hoolehua$596
Iroquois Point$635
JBPHH$593
Kaaawa$635
Kaanapali$638
Kahaluu$635
Kahaluu-Keauhou$638
Kahuku$635
Kahului$638
Kailua$637
Kailua Kona$638
Kalaheo$638
Kalaoa$638
Kalaupapa$638
Kamuela$596
Kaneohe$635
Kaneohe Station$635
Kapaa$638
Kapaau$638
Kapalua$638
Kapolei$635
Kaumakani$638
Kaunakakai$638
Keaau$638
Kealakekua$638
Kealia$596
Keauhou$596
Kekaha$638
Keokea$638
Kihei$638
Kilauea$638
Ko Olina$635
Koloa$638
Kualapuu$638
Kula$638
Kunia$635
Kurtistown$638
Lahaina$638
Laie$635
Lanai City$641
Launiupoko$638
Laupahoehoe$638
Lawai$638
Lihue$638
Maalaea$638
Mahinahina$638
Maili$635
Makaha$635
Makakilo$635
Makawao$638
Makaweli$638
Maunaloa$638
Maunawili$635
MCBH Kaneohe Bay$593
Mililani$635
Mililani Mauka$635
Mililani Town$635
Mokuleia$635
Mountain View$638
Naalehu$638
Nanakuli$635
Nanawale Estates$638
Napili-Honokowai$638
Ninole$596
Ocean Pointe$635
Ocean View$596
Olinda$638
Omao$638
Ookala$596
Orchidlands Estates$638
Paauilo$638
Pahala$638
Pahoa$638
Paia$638
Papaaloa$638
Papaikou$638
Pearl City$635
Pepeekeo$638
Poipu$638
Princeville$638
Puako$638
Puhi$638
Pukalani$638
Punaluu$635
Pupukea$635
Puunene$596
Royal Kunia$635
Schofield Barracks$635
Tripler Army Medical Center$593
Volcano$638
Wahiawa$635
Waialua$635
Waianae$635
Waihee-Waiehu$638
Waikane$635
Waikapu$638
Waikele$635
Waikoloa$638
Waikoloa Village$638
Wailea$638
Wailua$638
Wailua Homesteads$638
Wailuku$638
Waimalu$635
Waimanalo$635
Waimanalo Beach$635
Waimea$638
Wainaku$638
Wainiha$638
Waipahu$635
Waipio$635
Waipio Acres$635
Wake Island$593
West Loch Estate$635
Wheeler AFB$635
Wheeler Army Airfield$593
Whitmore Village$635

Methodology

The rates shown in this article are based on nonbinding quotes collected from Quadrant Information Services. Your rates may vary. Average rates were compiled from rates in Hawaii.

The following coverages and deductibles were used unless otherwise noted:

  • $400,000 dwelling coverage
  • $40,000 other structures
  • $200,000 personal property
  • $80,000 loss of use coverage
  • $100,000 liability
  • $5,000 medical payments
  • $1,000 deductible


Our team of insurance experts rated insurance companies based on several categories. These categories include average rates, discounts, coverage options, third-party customer service ratings and app/website experience. We weighted these categories based on what customers value in an insurance company.

For third-party customer service ratings, we included complaint index scores from the National Association of Insurance Commissioners (NAIC) and financial strength ratings from AM Best. NAIC complaint index scores are used to determine how satisfied customers are with their claims, while financial strength ratings from AM Best reflect the ability to pay out claims.