Heating and Cooling
Furnaces, central air, ductwork and thermostats that wear out from normal use.
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- Heating, cooling, plumbing and electrical systems
- Kitchen and laundry appliances named on your plan
- Repairs for parts that fail from normal use
What a home warranty does
A Service Plan for the Parts of a Home That Wear Out
A home warranty is a yearly service contract. When a covered system or appliance stops working from normal use, you send a service request and a qualified local technician looks at the problem. If the failure falls under your plan, the repair or replacement is handled on the plan's terms. Each plan sets its own limits, so it helps to check them before you sign up.
Each Covered Item
Named in Writing
Built for Normal
Wear and Tear
Coverage areas
Systems and Appliances a Plan Can Cover
Plumbing and Electrical
Leaks, stopped drains, water heaters, panels and wiring, up to the plan limit.
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Fridge, range, dishwasher, washer and dryer, when the plan lists them by name.
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Why choose ColneyHomes
Why Homeowners Pick My Coverage
I keep home warranty coverage easy to follow. Before you sign up, you see which systems and appliances your plan lists, where its limits sit and how a service request works.
Covered Items in Plain Words
One Person for Your Questions
Testimonials
What Homeowners Say
My furnace stopped blowing warm air. I sent one service request, a local technician found a worn blower motor, and it was replaced under my plan.
Every appliance on my plan was listed in plain words. When the dishwasher stopped draining, I already knew it was on the list and what to expect.
My water heater began leaking at the base. The plan limit was explained to me at signup, so I knew how that repair would be handled from day one.
I liked that my questions went to one person. The waiting period, the exclusions and the service steps were all clear before my coverage started.
A breaker kept tripping in my kitchen. The technician traced it to a worn panel part, and since it failed through normal use, my plan covered it.
Common questions
Answers to Home Warranty Coverage Questions
Usually the working parts, like motors, pumps and controls. Add-ons and cosmetic parts are often left out.
A part that gave out from everyday use over time. Damage from misuse, pests or an accident does not count.
Often, yes, if they still work when your plan starts. Problems that existed before signup are not covered.
Most plans have a short wait before your first service request. I show you its exact length before signup.
Problems from before signup, code upgrades, cosmetic damage and parts behind walls. Your plan lists these.
Share the item, what went wrong and when it began. A qualified local technician is matched to the request.