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Home Warranty Plans

Protect Your Home.
Prepare for the Unexpected.

Your home is one of your biggest investments. Unexpected breakdowns of covered appliances and home systems can disrupt your daily life. Our home warranty plans help homeowners manage covered repair and replacement costs with simple, reliable protection.

Home warranty plans are service contracts, not homeowners insurance. Coverage varies by plan, service fees, exclusions, and location.

Why Choose Us

Simple, reliable protection for the things your home runs on

  • 01Coverage for major appliances
  • 02Coverage for essential home systems
  • 03Easy service requests
  • 04Flexible plan options
  • 05Transparent contract terms
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How It Works

Three steps to covered repairs

  1. 01

    Choose a plan.

    Select the Appliance Plan, Home Systems Plan, or Total Home Protection, plus any optional add-ons.

  2. 02

    Submit a service request.

    When a covered item breaks down, submit a request online or by phone.

  3. 03

    Receive covered repair or replacement.

    Covered repair or replacement is provided based on your contract.

Homebuyers

Just bought a home?

A home warranty can help new homeowners prepare for eligible appliance and system breakdowns after purchasing a home.

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Real Estate

Selling or representing a home?

Support home sellers and real estate professionals with home warranty options for qualifying transactions.

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FAQs

Common questions

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What is a home warranty?

A home warranty is a service contract covering eligible appliance and home system breakdowns according to contract terms.

Is it homeowners insurance?

No. A home warranty is separate from homeowners insurance.

How much does a plan cost?

Pricing depends on plan, ZIP code, optional add-ons, and service fees.

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