Plumbing Lines
One clogged drain can stop the shower, laundry and dishes. Many plans list leaks and stoppages in the inner pipes.
The Oven Goes Cold. The Questions Heat Up.
When a household item stops working, a home warranty plan shows what may be covered and what to do next.
What a plan does
Normal Wear Gets a Next Step
Things in a home wear down from normal use. A home warranty plan can help repair or replace covered items, based on your plan.
I keep the plan wording plain, so you can spot what is listed ahead of any breakdown.
- Covered items named one by one
- Service requests sent online
- Repair or replacement per plan terms
- Matched with a qualified local technician
Coverage areas
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Three Corners of the House a Plan Often Lists
Electrical Circuits
Outlets, switches and inside wiring keep the lights on and chargers going. A plan may name several of these parts.
Kitchen Appliances
A burner that won't light or a fridge that won't cool puts a meal on hold. Many plans list the kitchen appliances.
Homeowner stories
What Homeowners Said After a Repair
Common questions
Questions Worth Asking Up Front
It covers the systems and appliances your plan lists by name, like heating, plumbing or a fridge, when they stop working from normal wear and use.
Send your request online. Name the item, say what it is doing and add anything else you noticed, so the right local technician can be matched to it.
It may fall outside the plan if the item is not listed, the damage did not come from normal use or wear, or the problem was there before the plan.
Your plan terms guide that choice. Covered items are usually repaired first, and a replacement may then be looked at when a repair is not possible.
No. Cleaning, filter changes and other routine care stay with you. Keeping up with them helps your appliances run well and keeps requests simple.