Ohio homeowners: is your home and auto priced right for 2026?

Answer 7 quick questions. A licensed Ohio advisor reviews your home and auto together and calls you back.

Question 1 of 7

Do you own or rent your home in Ohio?

1. Answer 7 questions   2. A licensed Ohio advisor reviews home and auto together   3. You get a call in your window

What the numbers say

  • Allstate has the largest average home and auto bundle discount in Ohio, about 18%

    Insurance.com, best home and auto bundle study

  • Ohio home insurance rates rose about 14% from 2023 to 2025

    Insure.com, average cost of homeowners insurance in Ohio

  • 57% of US auto insurance customers shopped for a new policy in the past year, a record

    J.D. Power 2025 U.S. Insurance Digital Experience Study

A renewal notice is not a review

Renewal notice

Arrives on its own schedule, covers one policy, and assumes nothing about your home or your driving has changed.

A real review of home and auto together

A licensed Ohio advisor reads both declarations pages, checks deductibles and dwelling coverage against your Ohio home, and looks at how the two policies fit together.

How it works

  1. 1. You answer 7 questions about your Ohio home and current coverage.
  2. 2. A licensed Ohio advisor reads your home and auto policies side by side.
  3. 3. You get a call back in the window you picked to talk it through.

Plain-English glossary

Deductible
The amount you pay out of pocket on a claim before your Ohio policy pays.
Dwelling coverage
The part of a home policy that covers rebuilding the structure of your house.
Multi-policy discount
A discount applied when your home and auto sit with the same carrier.
SR-22
A form a carrier files with the state to certify required auto liability coverage.

Who is behind this

Tony Ferrante, Managing Director of Stable Wealth Strategies Corp. in Columbus, Ohio, is an Allstate agent with 30+ years of business experience. He is one point of contact for home, auto, life and investments.

What we will not do

  • No spam.
  • No selling your details to other agencies.
  • No price quoted on the phone before your policies are read.
  • No pressure.

Ohio homeowners: is your home and auto priced right for 2026?