Estimated premiums for all four major property insurance types, plus FEMA flood zone breakdowns for Omaha.
About These Estimates
These figures are estimates only, derived from publicly available data sources for Omaha and its constituent census tracts, and are not insurance quotes. Actual premiums depend on your specific property, coverage selections, insurer, claims history, and underwriting decisions. Always obtain quotes from a licensed insurance agent before making coverage decisions.
Estimates are annualized and based on the median home value of $287,210 in Omaha. Actual premiums will vary based on individual risk factors.
Standard HO-3 policies typically exclude damage from earthquakes and may have restrictions regarding wildfires. Supplemental policies may be required.
Estimated premiums under FEMA's NFIP Risk Rating 2.0 vary by property-specific flood exposure, elevation certificate, and coverage level.
The estimated annual homeowners insurance premium for a median-priced home ($287,210) in Omaha, NE is approximately $1,694/year ($141/month). This estimate is based on local HO-3 policy rates from Safe Rate's geographic insurance dataset.
Most of Omaha, NE falls outside FEMA's Special Flood Hazard Area. While flood insurance is not federally mandated for most properties here, it is available and often recommended for comprehensive coverage.
Detailed FEMA flood zone data for Omaha, NE is available on Safe Rate's insurance and flood risk page.
The estimated annual NFIP flood insurance premium for a median-priced home in Omaha, NE is approximately $858/year. Actual premiums under FEMA's Risk Rating 2.0 vary by property-specific flood exposure, elevation certificate, and coverage level.
Standard homeowners insurance does not cover earthquake damage. For a median-priced home in Omaha, NE, an earthquake insurance supplement is estimated to cost approximately $4/year. The exact premium depends on the property's age, construction type, and soil conditions.
The estimated annual wildfire insurance supplement for a median-priced home in Omaha, NE is approximately $11/year. While basic fire damage is covered by standard HO-3 policies, homes in high-risk wildfire zones often require specialized or supplemental coverage (like the FAIR Plan) due to increased risk.
Flood risk data and FEMA flood zone maps for Omaha, NE are available on Safe Rate to help you understand your property's exposure to flooding.