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When it comes to choosing a home warranty company, we know you have options, but if you’re wondering why you should pick us, we think it’s pretty simple. We have more than four decades of home industry experience. We also have a nationwide network of carefully vetted, experienced service providers, and we offer all sorts of extras you won’t find elsewhere, including our 180-day Workmanship Guarantee to back it all up!

Generally, these plans cover a mechanical breakdown from routine use, sometimes referred to as “normal wear and tear.” This means that mechanical parts, such as motors and switches, and parts like knobs and handles are covered when they break down due to normal wear and tear. To fully understand what parts are covered, it is best to read the sample terms and conditions after requesting a quote. 

At Cinch Home Services, we strive to keep our claims process simple. If you have a problem with a system or appliance, first review your coverage to make sure you have a claim. Then place a service request by calling or reaching out to us online. Next, we’ll have a service provider contact you so you can agree on a good time for an in-person appointment. During the visit, your appliance or system will be diagnosed, and any covered failures will be repaired and/or replaced depending on which plan you have — unless a part needs to be ordered or acquired first.

Costs vary by region and type of coverage. Find specific pricing in your area.

Learn more about the pricing of home warranties, including what can affect pricing, what plans are available and more.

Required by mortgage lenders, homeowners insurance protects your home from weather damage and theft, and it also covers your liability if someone is injured on your property. Only sometimes will it cover some or all your home’s systems and appliances. If, like many homeowners, you review your policy and discover that these items are excluded or that mechanical failures due to normal wear and tear aren’t covered, a home warranty can help fill that gap and offer added peace of mind. Still unsure about the difference? Read our article discussing home warranties vs. home insurance.