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Whether you do it yourself online or speak with one of our friendly representatives over the phone, Kin makes it easy to find coverage.
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The average cost of home insurance has increased to $1,668 per year in Missouri, but you can save money by protecting your home, avoiding damage, and selecting sustainable options.
Home security - for installing security and fire alarms.
Wind mitigation - the more wind-proof your home, the better.
Water detection - because no one wants a flooded home.
Claims-free - for keeping your home safe over the years.
Electronic policy - for reducing your carbon footprint by saving some paper.
You get more than coverage — you get a team that follows through.
We reach out before, during, and after major weather events to make sure you’re okay — and to assist if you need to file a claim.
Easily file a claim over the phone with a member of our support team or online in your Customer Portal.
Licensed Kin agents are easy to reach and ready to listen. Contact us via email, phone, or live chat.
We help Missourians find coverage across the entire Show-Me State!
We sell policies in every county in Missouri, including in these major cities:
Homeowners insurance in Missouri is so high because of frequent severe weather, including tornadoes and windstorms, combined with rising construction costs and increased home insurance claims frequency.
No. Termite damage is considered a maintenance issue and is excluded from a standard homeowners insurance policy.
The Homestead Disaster Tax Credit is a state program that helps offset the cost of insurance deductibles after a declared disaster. Missourians can get up to $5,000 for qualifying 2025 claims. Current legislation does not allow for the authorization of new credits after Oct. 15, 2026.
Parts of Missouri lie within the New Madrid Seismic Zone, which has the highest earthquake risk in the Central United States. Earthquakes typically cause extensive damage, leading to significant claim costs and loss risk for insurers.
A storm cancellation moratorium prevents insurance companies from canceling or nonrenewing policies on storm-damaged homes for a period of time after loss.
No, flooding is not covered by home insurance, including flash flooding from heavy rain. You’d need to purchase a flood insurance endorsement or separate policy from a private insurer or the National Flood Insurance Program.