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    Utah homeowners insurance

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    Where the arid deserts of the southwest meet the pine-covered slopes of the Rockies lies some of the most picturesque places in the country. Whether you've made your home in Salt Lake City or Saint George, there's a good chance you're treated to a beautiful, mountainous horizon each day. Wherever you've settled down, you'll want to make sure your home is protected for the long run.

    Nationwide offers flexible, reliable homeowners insurance that's made to fit your unique needs. And you can save while protecting your home by taking advantage of our homeowners insurance discounts! Get an obligation-free quote today.

    Utah homeowners coverages and discounts

    Home insurance just right for your needs

    With the current economy, the cost to replace your home may have increased due to:

    • The home increasing in value
    • The rising cost of materials
    • Renovations

    Make sure your insurance has been updated for your new costs.

    Get a quote or call 1-844-207-7607.

    Bundle your insurance policies and save money

    There's a lot to love about the Beehive State, so why not save yourself some extra dollars to enjoy all the splendor? You can save up to 20 percent when you bundle your home and auto insurance with Nationwide. And you can save even more by bundling other coverages such as boat and auto, multicar and auto, home and life insurance. Get all the coverage you need in one place and save more of your money for enjoying everything Utah has to offer.

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    What factors go into determining a homeowners insurance rate?

    While the average cost of homeowners insurance varies based on a number of components, these are common factors that insurance companies use to assess risk and determine your rate:

    Location

    Location includes the state, ZIP code, and claims history of the area.

    Construction

    The materials that were used to build the house. If a custom home is being built additional coverage may be required to cover the construction site.

    Age of the house

    How new or old the house is, and the upgrades that were made to an older home.

    Replacement cost

    The replacement cost is the cost of fully rebuilding the same house. This is typically assessed by an appraiser.

    Swimming pool

    Owning a swimming pool may increase your liability coverage to cover possible injuries.

    Home-based business

    If you a run a business out of your home your premium may increase to cover the inventory, equipment, and supplies.

    Coverage

    The type of coverage you choose and how much personal property and liability protection you want your home insurance policy to cover.

    Find Nationwide Insurance near you in Utah

    Select your city below to find an agent near you.

    Save up to 20% when you bundle home and car insurance with Nationwide.
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    Get a free Utah homeowners insurance review

    A Nationwide On Your Side® Review is a free, annual consultation and insurance assessment that can help you:
    • Increase or decrease your deductible(s)
    • Determine the home insurance coverage options that are right for your budget and situation. For instance, did you recently build a garage or gazebo you need covered? Have you installed a protective device that could qualify you for a discount? The On Your Side® Review is a great time to make these types of updates to your policy.
    • Review our responsive home insurance claim policy
    Call Nationwide at 1-877-On-Your-Side and get your Utah homeowners insurance quote today.

    Nationwide coverage in Utah

    Auto insurance

    Find auto coverages and discounts for your state.

    Renters insurance

    Find renters coverages and discounts for your state.

    Motorcycle insurance

    Find motorcycle coverages and discounts for your state.

    On Your Side® Review

    Make sure your insurance keeps up with your life.

    Insurance terms, definitions and explanations are intended for informational purposes only and do not in any way replace or modify the definitions and information contained in individual insurance contracts, policies or declaration pages, which are controlling. Such terms and availability may vary by state and exclusions may apply.