Refrigerator
Compressor, coils, fans, seals and an ice maker.
See detailsWhile it all still works ...
Know Your Home Warranty Before the Oven Quits
Choose a plan now, and a covered failure later comes down to one service request and one set visit fee instead of a scramble for a contractor.
See Plan OptionsWhat a plan can list
The Parts of Your House That Never Rest
Washer and Dryer
Drum, belt, drain pump, igniter and door switch.
See detailsOven and Range
Burners, igniter, door hinge and control boards.
See detailsWater Heater
Tank, gas valve, dip tube, anode and the burner.
See detailsHeating and Cooling
Furnace, boiler, heat pump, coil and central AC.
See detailsPlumbing Lines
Leaks, clogs, valves, sink trap and drain pipes.
See detailsElectrical Wiring
Panel, breakers, outlets, fuses and wall switch.
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All on one yearly plan
Terms checked before you sign
Picking a plan
Start With the Age of What You Own
An old furnace and a new dishwasher do not deserve the same worry.
List what runs every day in your house and roughly when it was installed. Older equipment that would be costly to replace is where home warranty coverage earns its fee. Send me that list and I will tell you which plan suits it.
- Fee per service visit
- Payout cap per item
- Waiting period at the start
- Rules for older equipment
- Optional extra items
- Renewal and cancel terms
Service requests
What Happens After You File
Report the Fault
Sign in to your plan account, then describe what stopped working and when.
A Visit Gets Booked
The plan provider hands the job to a contractor nearby, and a date is set.
Cause Is Found
You pay the set visit fee, then the contractor tracks down the real cause.
Repair or Replace
Covered parts get repaired, or your plan pays toward the replacement unit.
Homeowners in their own words
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Before you sign up
Home Warranty Questions, Answered
No. Insurance pays for damage from events such as fire or storms. A home warranty pays to repair or replace a covered system or appliance that fails from normal wear.
Yes. Plans are sold for homes of any age and an inspection is not usually required. Problems that were already there before your start date are not covered.
It is a flat amount written into your contract and paid to the contractor each time a request is opened. I show you that figure before you sign up.
In most cases the plan provider sends one from its own network. Some plans allow an outside contractor with approval first, so tell me if that matters to you.
Twelve months from your start date. Near the end of the term I write to you about renewing, and that is a good moment to switch plans if your needs have changed.