Coverage Plans

A look at the home systems and appliances a warranty plan can protect when they wear out.

Repairs for the Gear You Use Daily

Most breakdowns are not dramatic. A part wears thin, a motor gives up, and the house stops running the way it should.

A home warranty plan is made for those moments. It names the systems and appliances it protects, and when one of them fails from normal use, you send a request instead of searching for help yourself.

I help you understand each plan before you choose, so you know what is listed, what is not, and how a repair gets started.

On the list

What Plans Commonly Include

Each plan has its own list. These groups show up on most of them.

Electrical

Panels, wiring and outlets

Electrician working on wires in an open wall box Home system

Heating & Cooling

Furnaces, central air and ducts

Technician testing a heating unit with a multimeter Home system

Plumbing

Pipes, drains and shutoff valves

Plumber fixing the pipes under a kitchen sink Home system

Laundry

Washer and dryer units

Hands fixing a steam iron with a screwdriver Appliance

Water Heating

Tank and tankless heaters

Technician checking the pipes under a wall water heater Home system

Kitchen

Fridge, range and dishwasher

Technician repairing an open dishwasher in a kitchen Appliance

Want a plan behind your appliances?

Get Covered

How a covered repair works

Pick a Plan

Sign up and choose the coverage that fits your home.

Send a Request

When a covered item fails, share what stopped working.

Get Matched

A qualified local technician is matched to your request.

Repair Handled

The covered item is repaired or replaced under your plan.

Coverage questions

Before You Pick a Plan

Plans come with a core set of systems and appliances. Some let you add extras, so I walk you through what each option includes.

Yes. A home warranty is built for items that break down from normal daily use, which is exactly where most repair bills come from.

Cosmetic damage, problems that existed before signup and damage from storms or accidents are commonly left out. Your contract spells out the details.

A qualified local technician is matched to your request. You do not have to hunt for someone on your own.

Of course. Send me a message any time a question about your coverage comes up and I will help you sort it out.