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Title Companies in North Carolina
Our North Carolina directory covers 175 title companies in 55 cities — compare title insurance, escrow and closing providers before you commit. Charlotte has the deepest bench with 32 companies. Statewide, rated providers average 4.2 stars over 1,353 reviews.
175companies
55cities
4.2★avg. rating
Cities in North Carolina
Charlotte
32 companies
Raleigh
28 companies
Wilmington
12 companies
Fayetteville
8 companies
Greensboro
8 companies
Winston-Salem
8 companies
Asheville
5 companies
Cary
3 companies
Chapel Hill
3 companies
Durham
3 companies
Hendersonville
3 companies
High Point
3 companies
Matthews
3 companies
Asheboro
2 companies
Cornelius
2 companies
Garner
2 companies
Gastonia
2 companies
Goldsboro
2 companies
Hickory
2 companies
Jacksonville
2 companies
Manteo
2 companies
Monroe
2 companies
Mooresville
2 companies
Morehead City
2 companies
Nags Head
2 companies
Smithfield
2 companies
Wake Forest
2 companies
Apex
1 company
Blowing Rock
1 company
Boone
1 company
Brevard
1 company
Clayton
1 company
Conover
1 company
Eden
1 company
Farmville
1 company
Fletcher
1 company
Franklin
1 company
Graham
1 company
Greenville
1 company
Kill Devil Hills
1 company
Lexington
1 company
Mocksville
1 company
Morganton
1 company
Mt Airy
1 company
Oakboro
1 company
Rocky Mount
1 company
Salisbury
1 company
Southern Pines
1 company
Statesville
1 company
Trent Woods
1 company
Wadesboro
1 company
Warsaw
1 company
Waxhaw
1 company
Waynesville
1 company
West Jefferson
1 company
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Frequently asked questions
How many title companies are in North Carolina?
Our directory lists 175 title companies across 55 cities in North Carolina.
Who regulates title insurance in North Carolina?
Title insurance in North Carolina is regulated by the North Carolina Department of Insurance, which oversees licensing. Always confirm a provider is licensed before closing.
Can I choose my own title company in North Carolina?
In North Carolina, as in most states, buyers and sellers generally have the right to choose their title or escrow provider. Comparing fees and reviews is worthwhile.