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Home warranties vary from one company to the next in a variety of aspects. These aspects include rates, deductibles and also what is and is not covered under the warranty. However, the vast majority of home warranties will cover these five crucial areas in your home.
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Home warranties vary from one company to the next in a variety of aspects. These aspects include rates, deductibles and also what is and is not covered under the warranty. However, the vast majority of home warranties will cover these five crucial areas in your home.
The heating system
Most home warranties will cover the heating system in your home. This includes the furnace and the duct work throughout the home. This coverage is important to have because of the large cost associated with having to replace or repair any of the aspects of the heating system. Just the furnace alone can cost you between $1,200 and $3,500 to replace or repair. If there is something wrong with your duct work, that cost could rise even further.
The cooling system
Most home warranties will cover the air conditioner in your home, whether it is a built in, central air conditioning unit, or one that’s been built in to the wall (an outdoor/indoor one). Air conditioning systems can cost anywhere from $700 to $3,275 approximately, depending on the type of air conditioning system installed in the home.
The electrical system
Electrical systems throughout the home always have a tendency to go haywire and require some work to be done. A major electrical problem in your home though could cost thousands of dollars. Of course, before you purchase the home you should have an inspector go through the home and inspect it, including the electrical system, so you can be sure that the electrical wiring is up to code. Failure to have a properly installed electrical system, or for it to be not up to code, could result in your home warranty being invalid.
The plumbing system
Home warranties usually cover the indoor plumbing system including all the pipes and drains. Faucet repairs are not usually covered or included in a home warranty. However, outdoor plumbing, such as the outdoor sprinkler system, outdoor water supplies, spas, pools, and hot tubs are not covered unless you purchase additional coverage to include these items. Be sure to check with the warranty provider if these items are covered, if they are included with the home you are buying or selling.
Major appliances
There are many major appliances that are often covered within a home warranty. Most often it is the stove, range, fridge, and built in dishwasher that are included. However, some home warranties include built in microwaves, garbage disposal, trash compactor and washers and dyers in the warranty. You may also find some home warranties will include ceiling fans that are already installed in the home.
What’s not included
It’s important to know that permit fees, and costs associated with hauling away old appliances or debris are not covered in home warranties. There are always differences between home warranty plans, so be sure to read all the policy before you agree to it. Don’t be afraid to ask the agent to clarify what is and is not included in the home warranty. Be sure that what the agent says and what the policy reads coincide. If the agent says something different than how the policy reads, be sure to get it in writing.
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