Flood insurance cost in Vermont
In Vermont, the lowest private flood insurance quote ran $904 a year and the typical private quote ran $2,296.
Private and NFIP quotes compared
Median annual premiums from 189 carrier quotes. Lowest is the cheapest private quote a property received, typical is the middle one.
By flood zone and property type
| Group | Lowest private | Typical private | NFIP | Carrier quotes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zone A, AE, AH and AO (high risk) | $1,151 | $2,559 | n/a | 159 |
| Residential properties | $904 | $2,296 | n/a | 188 |
See what your property is quoted
The index is a median. Your price depends on your flood zone, elevation and coverage. Insurox compares quotes from 35+ insurance companies, NFIP and private, for your address.
Common questions
- How much does flood insurance cost in Vermont?
- From Oct 2024 to Oct 2026, the typical private flood insurance quote in Vermont was $2,296 a year and the lowest private quote a property received was $904. These are medians of quotes run through Insurox, not premiums paid, and your own price depends on your property.
- How often is the index updated?
- Every day. Each night the index is recalculated from the latest 24 months of quotes, so new quotes come in and the oldest drop out. These figures were last updated on October 10, 2026.
- Where do these numbers come from?
- From 189 carrier quotes returned to property owners who asked for flood insurance quotes through Insurox between Oct 2024 to Oct 2026. A place is only published when at least 20 different properties were quoted there.
More about flood insurance in Vermont
- Flood insurance cost calculator: an estimate for your ZIP code and flood zone, from the same quotes.
- Flood zone lookup: find the FEMA flood zone for an address, with a map.
- Flood insurance in Vermont: what it covers, who needs it and how to get quotes.
- NFIP (FEMA) flood insurance in Vermont
- Private flood insurance in Vermont
- Commercial flood insurance in Vermont
These figures are statistics about quotes, not an offer of insurance. Read how the index is calculated or go back to the national index.