Amica homeowners insurance review 2024

Amica is the No. 2 home insurance company, receiving 4.60 out of 5 possible stars in the best home insurance companies 2024 survey. Amica had the most affordable rates of insurers surveyed and a high percentage of customers who plan to renew.

Last updated: May 10, 2024 Compare quotes in less than 5 minutes

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Our thoughts on Amica

Amica placed second overall in the Insurance.com best home insurance companies of 2024. A high percentage of Amica customers plan to renew their policies — 91% — and a majority of policyholders surveyed would recommend the company to others. Amica’s average annual premium is $2,000.

With a strong J.D. Power score of 844 out of 1,000 and a superior AM Best rating of A+, Amica is rated highly by third-party rating agencies. These scores indicate that Amica’s policyholders experience high levels of customer satisfaction and that the insurer can meet its financial obligations.

Where can you buy Amica homeowners insurance?

Amica home insurance is available in all states except Alaska and Hawaii.

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*Some state rates will vary based on the addition of a hurricane deductible and may be much higher when included.

What does Amica homeowners insurance cover?

Amica’s standard home insurance coverage includes:

You can also add additional coverage to the standard policy:

Amica also offers a Platinum Choice policy that offers more supplemental coverage.

How much is Amica home insurance?

Amica has the lowest premiums of the carriers we surveyed. The table below shows average annual premiums for different coverage levels, all with a $1,000 deductible.

Coverage levelAverage annual rate
$200,000 with $1,000 deductible and $100,000 liability$1,473
$200,000 with $1,000 deductible and $300,000 liability$1,491
$300,000 with $1,000 deductible and $100,000 liability$1,982
$300,000 with $1,000 deductible and $300,000 liability$2,000
$400,000 with $1,000 deductible and $100,000 liability$2,423
$400,000 with $1,000 deductible and $300,000 liability$2,441
$600,000 with $1,000 deductible and $100,000 liability$3,313
$600,000 with $1,000 deductible and $300,000 liability$3,331
$1,00,000 with $1,000 deductible and $100,000 liability$5,097
$1,00,000 with $1,000 deductible and $300,000 liability$5,117

Amica home insurance discounts

Only 36% of customers surveyed said they would choose discounts as one of Amica’s top three attributes. However, most insurers surveyed didn’t perform very well in the category. American Family received the highest score of 54%.

The chart below shows some of the available discounts and how each discount affects pricing. The biggest discount offered is for new homes.

Discount typeAverage rate beforeAverage rate after% discount
New Home$2,000 $1,345 33%
Insurance Score Alignment$2,000 $1,617 19%
Bundle$2,000 $1,592 18%
All Perils Deductible$2,000 $1,703 15%
Upgrades$2,000 $1,738 13%
Loyalty$2,000 $1,830 9%
Construction type$2,000 $1,889 6%
Age of home$2,000 $1,898 5%
Sprinklers$2,000 $1,898 5%
Separate Wind-Hail Deductible$2,000 $1,937 3%
Storm Shutter$2,000 $1,946 3%
Automatic payments$2,000 $1,960 2%
Water Safety System$2,000 $1,961 2%
Fire Alarm$2,000 $1,974 1%
Burglar Alarm$2,000 $1,991 >1%

*Based on $300,000 dwelling, $300,000 liability with a $1,000 deductible

What makes Amica home insurance rates go up?

Just like a newer home or a good insurance score can result in a premium discount, an older home or a lower insurance score can cause your rates to go up. Additionally, most insurance companies raise your rates after you file a claim.

ReasonAverage rate beforeAverage rate after% increase
Age of home$2,000$2,0191%
All Perils Deductible$2,000$2,1176%
Claims$2,000$2,84042%
Distance From Coast$2,000$2,30215%
Home-Based Business$2,000$2,1809%
Insurance Score Alignment$2,000$2,75037%

*Based on $300,000 dwelling, $300,000 liability with a $1,000 deductible

Amica vs. competitors: How does Amica stack up?

Amica has the cheapest rates, at $2,000 annually. Seventy percent of customers were satisfied with their overall satisfaction and experience.

CompanyAverage annual rateCustomer satisfactionEase of servicePolicy offerings
Amica$2,00070%64%73%
State Farm$2,16985%87%82%
American Family$2,50484%89%84%

*Based on $300,000 dwelling, $300,000 liability with a $1,000 deductible

What do people ask about Amica?

People have many questions about insurance coverage, and Amica is no different. Here are some of the common questions about Amica home insurance.

Is there a grace period for Amica insurance?

Yes. The Amica grace period for home insurance payments is 30 days after the bill due date, according to the company website.

Why did my Amica homeowners insurance go up?

Home insurance rates are increasing nationwide due to inflation and weather — and Amica is no exception. Rates may also increase due to personal factors.

Is Amica a good homeowners insurance company?

Amica is a reputable company, receiving strong scores for customer satisfaction and financial strength. Ranking second in our Best Insurance Companies of 2024 ranking, Amica is considered a good homeowners insurance company.

Do people trust Amica?

Amica scored 76% in trustworthiness. Though a solid score, some insurers scored better.

CompanyPercent of customers who say they trust the company
Amica76%
State Farm83%
American Family89%

Do people recommend Amica?

If people are happy with their insurance carrier, they’ll recommend it to friends and family. Amica scored well in this category, with 88% of policyholders surveyed saying they’d recommend it to others. While Amica received a high score, a few insurers scored better.

CompanyPercent of customers who would recommend the company to others
Amica88%
Erie95%
Farmers82%

Do people plan to renew with Amica?

Almost all of Amica's customers plan to renew. Erie again led the pack in this category, with State Farm following.

CompanyPercent of customers who plan to renew with the company
Amica91%
Erie97%
State Farm94%

Is Amica good at paying claims?

J.D. Power is a third-party rating system that rewards points based on several factors, including the ability to pay out claims. Amica received a J.D. Power score of 844 out of 1,000, which was the second highest of all the carriers surveyed. Erie came in first in this category.

CompanyJ.D. Power score
Amica844
Erie856
Auto-Owners834