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Home Warranty Coverage for Systems & Appliances

A home warranty can help with repair or replacement costs when covered home systems or appliances break from normal wear and tear—helpful for homeowners, landlords, and buyers.

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Home Warranty Basics

Understand what warranties cover, how claims work, and how to compare plans

Major Systems

Coverage can include HVAC, electrical, plumbing, and water heaters (plan terms vary).

Home Appliances

Plans may cover refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, washers, dryers, and more.

Service Fee

You typically pay a set fee per claim visit; higher fees can reduce monthly cost.

What to Look For in a Plan

Coverage Limits

Check caps per item and overall annual maximums.

Exclusions

Pre-existing issues and improper maintenance are often excluded.

Add-Ons

Pools, spas, well pumps, septic, roof leaks, and more may be optional.

Provider Network

Understand how contractors are assigned and appointment timelines.

Quick Comparison Tip

Two plans can look similar but differ a lot in service fees, item limits, and exclusions. Comparing the fine print upfront helps you avoid surprises when a breakdown happens.

Match fees to your budget

If you prefer a lower monthly bill, consider a higher service fee. If you want predictable visits, choose a lower fee.


Prioritize your biggest risks

If your HVAC is older, focus on system coverage and repair limits.

Common Add-Ons

Optional coverage for specialized items not included in standard plans

Pool & Spa

Coverage for pumps, heaters, and pool equipment (limits apply).

Roof Leak

Limited repairs for certain leaks; exclusions vary by provider.

Well Pump

Protection for well-related components depending on plan options.

Septic

Optional coverage for septic pumps and components in some plans.

Home Warranty FAQ

Quick answers to common questions before you choose a plan

No. Homeowners insurance typically covers sudden damage from covered events (like fire or theft), while a home warranty focuses on repair/replacement of certain systems and appliances due to normal wear and tear.

You submit a service request, pay a service fee, and a contractor is assigned. If the issue is covered, the provider repairs or replaces the item up to plan limits and terms.

Covered items, add-ons, service fee level, and local contractor costs. Plans with broader systems coverage and lower service fees typically cost more.

It depends on your risk tolerance and budget. Some owners prefer the predictability of service fees, while others self-insure by saving for repairs.

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