Home Warranty Solutions

Systems, appliances or both in one agreement. Here is how I break each plan down so comparing them feels simple.

How I Sort Home Warranty Plans

Most plans fall into three groups: the systems that keep a house running, the appliances you use every day, or both held under one agreement.

Each group carries its own list of covered parts, its own limits and its own exclusions. Below you will see what each one is built for, so you can match a plan to the way your home actually works.

Systems Plan

For the hard working parts you rarely see. Heating, cooling, plumbing lines, the water heater and electrical wiring usually sit in this group.

Appliance Plan

For the machines in your kitchen and laundry room. Think fridge, oven, dishwasher, washer and dryer, each listed by name in the plan.

Combined Plan

For homeowners who want everything in one spot. Systems and appliances share one term, one agreement and one way to request service.

How a service request moves

Spot the Problem

The AC blows warm air or the oven won't light. Note what happened and when.

Send a Request

Fill in a short online form with the item, the issue and your plan details.

Get Matched

A qualified local technician is matched to the request and checks the item.

Repair or Replace

If the failure is covered, the fix goes ahead for your set service fee.

What a Plan Usually Takes On

Every agreement reads a little differently, so use this as a general guide and check your own plan for the details.

Often Covered

  • Furnace and heat pump parts that fail from normal use
  • Central air units that stop cooling the way they should
  • Water heater tanks and the parts that keep them running
  • Plumbing leaks and stoppages inside the walls of the home
  • Kitchen and laundry appliances named in the plan

Often Left Out

  • Problems that began before coverage started
  • Cosmetic flaws like dents, chips or scratches
  • Damage from storms, floods or accidents
  • Code upgrades, permits and haul away costs
  • Items that were never installed the right way

Know Which Plan You Want?

Create your account and choose the systems and appliances you would like covered.

Get Started

Questions to Ask Before You Choose

A few quiet minutes with these can spare you a surprise later on.

What do I rely on most?
List the systems and appliances your home leans on daily. That tells you which plan group to look at first.
How worn are my machines?
Older items tend to wear out sooner, which can make a systems or combined plan worth a closer look.
What is the coverage cap?
Each plan sets a limit on what it pays toward a repair or a replacement. Know that limit before you sign.
What is the service fee?
This is the set amount you pay each time a technician visits for a covered request, no matter the fix.