What Factors Will Affect Your Premium?

The price you will pay for flood insurance will depend mainly on the following factors:

  • Flood risk zone where your building is located

  • Occupancy Type (one family house, two family house, three-four family house, single-family condo unit) Use (residential vs. commercial)

  • Residence (primary residence vs. secondary home)

  • Foundations (slab on grade, basement, crawlspace, elevated, etc.)

Flood protection with the government-run National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) starts as low as $15/month. Currently, there are around 60 insurance companies that sell the NFIP flood product. The price is standardized across all insurance companies and is set by the Government. Policies are priced depending on your flood zone.

Coverage Options

One way to manage the cost of your flood insurance policy is to select the right level of coverage. Preferred Risk Policies, for those in low- to moderate-risk flood zones, offer a variety of coverage options to meet your needs.

Building & Contents

$833as low as/monthly
  • $20,000/$8,000 – $100 Annually
  • $50,000/$20,000 – $187 Annually
  • $100,000/$40,000 – $255 Annually
  • $150,000/$60,000 – $290 Annually
  • $250,000/$100,000 – $355 Annually

Contents Only

$166as low as/monthly
  • $8,000 – $20 Annually
  • $20,000 – $70 Annually
  • $40,000 – $98 Annually
  • $60,000 – $124 Annually
  • $100,000 – $175 Annually