Home warranty plans
Get information on home warranty plans
Tell us about your home, and home warranty companies that serve your area may contact you about plan options.
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- Free to use
- No obligation to buy
- Systems & appliances
What plans may include
What a home warranty plan may cover
A home warranty is a service contract that may help pay for repair or replacement of certain home systems and appliances when they break down from normal wear. Coverage, exclusions, and fees vary by company and plan. Submit one short request and home warranty companies may reach out.
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Heating & cooling
Many plans include parts of your HVAC system. Check the terms.
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Plumbing & electrical
Some plans include parts of your plumbing and electrical systems.
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Kitchen appliances
Plans may include items like a refrigerator, oven, or dishwasher.
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Laundry
Some plans include a washer and dryer, sometimes as an add-on.
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Optional add-ons
Ask about add-ons such as a pool, spa, or extra appliances.
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No obligation
Compare any plans you're offered and decide what's right for you.
How it works
Request plan information in 3 steps
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1
Tell us about your home
Answer a few quick questions about your home and what you'd like covered.
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2
Hear from warranty companies
Home warranty companies that serve your area may contact you about plan options.
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Compare and decide
Review plan terms, coverage limits, and fees, and choose whether to buy. No obligation.
FAQ
Home warranty questions
Is HouseWarranty free to use?
Yes. There's no charge to submit a request, and you're never obligated to buy a plan.
Does HouseWarranty sell home warranties?
No. HouseWarranty connects homeowners with independent home warranty companies. We don't sell, issue, or administer plans, and we don't provide any coverage.
Is a home warranty the same as homeowners insurance?
No. Homeowners insurance generally covers damage from events like fire or storms. A home warranty is a service contract for certain systems and appliances. Ask each company to explain the difference.
What should I check before buying a plan?
Read the contract for what's covered and excluded, coverage limits, the service call fee, waiting periods, and how claims work.
Looking into a home warranty?
Request plan information from home warranty companies. Free to use, no obligation.