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Meals, Dishes, Laundry: Covered by One Home Warranty
When the oven, dishwasher or washer wears out from daily use, a yearly home warranty plan chips in on the repair or a replacement.
See Plan Details- Home systems
- Appliances
- Covered repairs
The contract itself
One Contract Behind Your Systems and Appliances
Home warranty coverage is a yearly service contract for the systems and appliances you run every single day.
Plumbing, wiring, heating, cooling and the main appliances can all sit under one plan. When one of them fails from normal use, you file a request and pay a set service fee.
I go through each plan with you, so the covered items and limits are clear from day one.
Group by group
Where a Plan Usually Steps In
Most plans I set up are built from the same six groups. Slide through them to see what each one tends to include.
Kitchen Appliances
Refrigerator, oven, cooktop, dishwasher and a built in microwave.
Electrical
Breaker panel, interior wiring, outlets and the switches you use.
Laundry Appliances
Washer and dryer parts such as motors, belts, pumps and elements.
Heating & Cooling
Furnace, central air, heat pump and the ductwork that links them.
Water Heating
Tank and tankless heaters, plus valves, burners and a thermostat.
Four steps to coverage
From Picking Coverage to a Covered Repair
Step 1
Select Coverage
Pick a plan for home systems, for appliances, or for both at once.
Step 2
Start Your Contract
Sign up online and I email your home warranty contract to go over.
Step 3
Request Service
When any covered item breaks down, file a service request with me.
Step 4
Covered Repair
A technician repairs or replaces the item, up to your plan limits.
After the repair
How It Went for Other Households
Good to ask
Straight Answers Before You Buy a Plan
Usually not. Most plans leave out faults that existed before the start date, so I ask about the condition of each system when you sign up.
Many plans start about a month after purchase. I give you the exact start date for your contract, so you know when you can file a request.
In most cases the plan assigns a licensed technician for each visit. Ask me first if you would like to use someone local you already know.
If a covered item is beyond repair, the plan can pay toward a replacement of similar size and features, up to the limits in your contract.
Often it can. Many contracts allow a transfer to the next owner of the house. I will check your plan's terms and explain the steps to you.
Ready When Your Appliances Are Not
Sign up online and I will set up your home warranty plan, then send you the contract to go over before coverage begins.