Nonrenewals and Insurers Leaving states

California State Farm (18.62% of 2025 premiums) California home insurance: State Farm's pause, a FAIR Plan near 700,000 policies, wildfire nonrenewal rules, CEA earthquake cover and claim deadlines. Idaho Liberty Mutual (19.52% of 2025 premiums) Idaho has no FAIR plan. Liberty Mutual and State Farm lead, premiums rose 37% in 2022-2024, and wildfire nonrenewals push more homes to surplus lines. Maine State Farm (12.36% of 2025 premiums) Maine home insurance: a fragmented market led by State Farm, below-average premiums, strong nonrenewal protections, hurricane deductible rules and no FAIR plan. Maryland State Farm (17.49% of 2025 premiums) Maryland home insurance: a market spread across five big groups, a statewide hurricane deductible trigger, a credit-score ban, the JIA and claim deadlines. Massachusetts MAPFRE Insurance (9.93% of 2025 premiums) Massachusetts home insurance: a market led by regional carriers, a growing FAIR Plan on Cape Cod, mandatory wind deductibles, and claim and nonrenewal rules. Missouri State Farm (25.84% of 2025 premiums) Missouri home insurance: State Farm and American Family lead, hail and the 2025 tornado season drive premiums, and New Madrid quake cover stays rare. Montana State Farm (24.43% of 2025 premiums) Montana has no FAIR plan. State Farm and Liberty Mutual lead, premiums rose 74% from 2018 to 2024, and wildfire nonrenewals hit Ravalli and Flathead counties. Nevada State Farm (18.46% of 2025 premiums) Nevada home insurance: State Farm leads a low-premium market, wildfire drives declines, a 2026 law allows wildfire exclusions, and there is no FAIR plan. Pennsylvania State Farm (18.50% of 2025 premiums) Pennsylvania home insurance: State Farm and Erie lead, premiums run below average, nonrenewal rules are strict, and flood and mine subsidence cost extra. Washington State Farm (16.35% of 2025 premiums) Washington home insurance: five big groups split the market, wildfire nonrenewals have doubled, quake cover is extra, and new claim rules start Oct. 18, 2026.