Home insurance in Thousand Oaks, CA

Every Thousand Oaks ZIP code, hardest first

Fire zones and flood zones differ house to house. Check a Thousand Oaks address for the zones at the house itself.

Who's taking new customers

These large insurers say they're writing new homeowners policies in California (statewide; each decides home by home): Farmers, Mercury, CSAA (AAA Northern California), USAA, California Casualty, Pacific Specialty, PURE (high-value homes), MS Transverse (new entrant). Each ZIP code page above lists the companies the state shows for that ZIP code, with phone numbers. Who's still writing in California.

Common questions about home insurance in Thousand Oaks

Can you get home insurance in Thousand Oaks?

Of its 2 ZIP codes, 1 is rated Hardest and 1 Harder to insure. About 11% of insured homes are on the FAIR Plan, the state's insurer of last resort. Private insurers are still writing in much of California; each decides home by home, and the California FAIR Plan is the backup if none will.

Which Thousand Oaks ZIP code is hardest to insure?

91362, with about 16% of insured homes on the FAIR Plan. The easiest is 91360, at about 6%.

How much is the FAIR Plan in Thousand Oaks?

The average FAIR Plan premium for an owner-occupied home in Thousand Oaks is about $3,892 a year, for fire coverage only (California FAIR Plan Association, June 2026). Most owners add a separate policy for theft, water damage and liability.

Is Thousand Oaks under a wildfire moratorium?

No wildfire non-renewal moratorium covers Thousand Oaks right now. Insureability checks the Department of Insurance's bulletins every day.

Updated October 26, 2026. General information, not insurance or legal advice. Insureability is not an insurance company, agency or broker and doesn't recommend insurers.