The Hartford Insurance
The Hartford insures Florida homes mainly through its AARP program. Its main Florida home company had 5,318 home policies in force in July 2026.
You can find it on our list of Florida home insurance companies. It is also on our list of Florida auto insurance companies. Its Florida company code is 01389 and its NAIC number is 37478.
Taking some new policiesChecked Oct 19 Home and auto
Is The Hartford leaving Florida? Not yet. It had 5,318 Florida home policies on July 31, 2026, per OIR. On Oct. 15, 2026 its site said it is not taking new home policies here. It still sells car insurance. As of Oct 19, 2026. Source: thehartford.com.
New policies
Taking some new policies
As of Oct 19, 2026
Policies in force
5,318
Jul 31, 2026, OIR
Latest rate change
Not available
No rate change on file
Financial strength
A+ (Superior)
From AM Best, as of Oct 15, 2026
Complaints
1.74
NAIC index, 2025. 1.00 is average.
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What's changed recently
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Hartford drops its home coverage in Florida
WFSU said Hartford was dropping home coverage in Florida. How many policies and areas it hit was not read.
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Florida says no to a Hartford rate hike
Florida regulators denied a Hartford rate increase request. The size of the request was not read.
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Hartford to drop about 27,000 Florida home policies
The Hartford told a Florida Senate committee it would not renew about 27,000 Florida home policies. The program would start in August 2008 and run for a year. That was about a third of its Florida home policies.
Rate history
No rate filings tracked yet.
101 years in Florida
In Florida since 1925. Has paid claims through 28 hurricanes.
Compare The Hartford side by side
| The Hartford | State Farm | Universal Property | |
|---|---|---|---|
| New policies | Taking some new policies Checked Oct 19, 2026 | Taking new policies Checked Oct 19, 2026 | Taking new policies Checked Oct 19, 2026 |
| Florida policies | 5,318 Florida OIR, Jul 31, 2026 | 654,641 Florida OIR, Jul 31, 2026 | 594,182 Florida OIR, Jul 31, 2026 |
| Latest rate change | Not available | +0.8% Home, from Jan 15, 2026 | −5.1% Home, from Oct 16, 2025 |
| Complaint index | 1.74 NAIC, 2025, nationwide, homeowners. 1.00 is average. | 0.63 NAIC, 2025, nationwide, homeowners. 1.00 is average. | 2.63 NAIC, 2025, nationwide, homeowners. 1.00 is average. |
| Financial rating | A+ (Superior) AM Best, Oct 15, 2026 | A- (Excellent) AM Best | A Demotech, Oct 7, 2026 |
| In Florida since | 1925 | 1934 | 1997 |
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- American Integrity Taking new policies
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Questions people ask about The Hartford
Is The Hartford leaving Florida?Not yet.
OIR data shows Hartford Insurance Company of the Midwest had 5,318 Florida home policies in force on July 31, 2026. No public source read says whether it is taking new Florida home policies today. It did cut back in Florida once before, in 2007 and 2008.
Source: OIR Market Intelligence Report, July 31, 2026; Business Insurance, February 6, 2007
Is Hartford Insurance Company of the Midwest the same as The Hartford?Yes.
It is a Hartford company. It holds nearly all of The Hartford's Florida home policies, 5,318 on July 31, 2026. Three other Hartford companies held 128 Florida home policies between them. They are Hartford Underwriters, Hartford Casualty and Hartford Fire.
Is The Hartford admitted in Florida?Its Florida home company reports its policy counts to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation (OIR).
It was the subject of an OIR market conduct exam report in 2025. That points to a licensed, admitted insurer. That also means FIGA coverage. You can confirm on OIR's company search.
Source: OIR market conduct final report on Hartford Insurance Company of the Midwest, 2025 (title only)
Has The Hartford cut Florida home coverage before?Yes.
In February 2007 Hartford said it planned to cut its Florida exposure. In June 2008 Florida denied a Hartford rate increase. In August 2008 WFSU said Hartford was dropping homeowner coverage in Florida.
What is The Hartford claims phone number?AARP customers call 877-805-9918 for home claims, 24/7.
Other Hartford customers call 800-243-5860. For AARP home policy service, call 800-423-0567, weekdays 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. Eastern.
Source: The Hartford claims and contact pages, read Oct 10, 2026
The Hartford reviews and complaints: what the public data shows
The Hartford rating
- Complaints
- 1.74 on the NAIC complaint index 1.00 is average. Higher means more complaints for its size. NAIC, 2025, nationwide, homeowners. As of Oct 16, 2026.
- Years in Florida
- Since 1925 (101 years)
- Regulatory actions
- Not available
No star ratings and no user reviews, only public data.