Home warranty estimates
Request a price estimate for a home warranty
Share a few details about your home, and home warranty companies may contact you with plan pricing.
- Free to use
- No obligation to buy
- Takes about a minute
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What to share
Details that help companies estimate
A price estimate helps you understand what a home warranty plan for your home could cost before you commit. Tell us about your home and what you'd like covered, and home warranty companies may reach out with pricing.
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Home type
Single-family home, condo, or townhome.
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Home size
Roughly how large your home is.
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Home age
About how old your home and major systems are.
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What to cover
Systems, appliances, or both.
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Add-ons
Items like a pool, spa, or extra refrigerator.
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Service fee preference
Whether you prefer a lower price or a lower service fee.
How it works
From request to estimate
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Tell us about your home
Answer a few quick questions.
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Companies may reach out
Home warranty companies that serve your area may contact you.
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Review your options
Compare pricing and contract terms and decide what's right for you.
FAQ
Home warranty estimate questions
Is HomeWarrantyEstimates free to use?
Yes. There's no charge to submit a request, and you're never obligated to buy a plan.
What affects the price of a home warranty?
The plan type, the systems and appliances covered, add-ons, your home's size and location, and the service call fee you choose.
Is a home warranty the same as homeowners insurance?
No. Homeowners insurance generally covers damage from events like fire or storms. A home warranty is a service contract for certain systems and appliances. Ask each company to explain the difference.
Does HomeWarrantyEstimates sell home warranties?
No. HomeWarrantyEstimates connects homeowners with independent home warranty companies. We don't sell, issue, or administer plans, and we don't provide any coverage.
Get a price estimate for a home warranty
Request pricing from home warranty companies. Free to use, no obligation.