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9 carriers raised and 2 carriers cut Virginia homeowners rates in 2026. Homeowners rate hikes hit at renewal — the fastest way to stop overpaying is to compare carriers for your ZIP.

The filed average is not your rate. A single statewide filing can move different ZIPs by wildly different amounts. Here, the biggest single-territory increase we found was +92.9% (Nationwide, on a +3.624% filed average). Homesite’s filing was -0.4% overall yet ranged from +3.8% to -12.9% depending on the ZIP. The “By ZIP” column shows each filing’s range — check your ZIP to see where you land.

Carriers that raised Virginia home rates in 2026

CarrierFiled avgBy ZIPEffectiveSource
Progressive  American Strategic Insurance Corp.+10.0%
wanted +13.1%
+67.25% to −24.43% ▲ wideSep 24, 2025SERFF #AMSI-134485084 ↗
Auto-Owners  Auto-Owners Insurance+6.7%+22.552% to −27.661% ▲ wideOct 28, 2025SERFF #AOIC-134474539 ↗
Allstate  Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance+0.6%+1.2% to +0.2%Nov 10, 2025SERFF #ALSE-134728018 ↗
Erie  Erie Insurance Company+8.0%
wanted +11%
+40% to −48.2% ▲ wideJan 1, 2026SERFF #ERPP-134682697 ↗
State Farm  State Farm Fire and Casualty Company+1.7%—Jan 15, 2026SERFF #SFMA-134760355 ↗
USAA  United Services Automobile Association (+3 entities, premium-weighted)+3.8%+36.5% to −31% ▲ wideApr 20, 2026SERFF #USAA-134827676 ↗
Nationwide  Nationwide Insurance Company of America (+3 entities, premium-weighted)+3.6%+92.9% to −82.2% ▲ wideJul 4, 2026SERFF #NWPP-134558137 ↗
Virginia Farm Bureau  Virginia Farm Bureau Mutual Insurance+3.8%+11.5% to +0.7%Sep 1, 2026SERFF #VRFB-134994651 ↗
Virginia Farm Bureau  Virginia Farm Bureau Fire & Casualty Insurance+2.8%+3.3% to +1.8%Sep 1, 2026SERFF #VRFB-134994654 ↗

Carriers that cut Virginia home rates in 2026

CarrierFiled avgBy ZIPEffectiveSource
Farmers  Fire Insurance Exchange−2.8%
wanted ±0%
+34% to −36.3% ▲ wideJul 19, 2026SERFF #FARM-134992701 ↗
Amica  Amica Mutual Insurance−3.0%
wanted −8%
+3% to −10%Aug 1, 2026SERFF #AMMA-134932424 ↗

Are you actually getting the new rate?
Approved changes are statewide averages, and they reach your policy at renewal. A cut often reaches new buyers first; a hike lands on your next renewal notice. Re-shopping is the only way to know you’re on the best current price for your home.

Figures are filed/approved statewide-average changes from each state’s Department of Insurance (CA via CDI, TX via data.texas.gov, others via SERFF). Individual rates vary by home, roof age, and risk. Each filing links to its source. Not a quote.

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