Home warranty in Utah
A home warranty is a contract that covers repair or replacement services for the major appliances and systems within your home. Purchasing a home warranty plan is an excellent way to give yourself some added peace of mind.
A home warranty is a contract that covers repair or replacement services for the major appliances and systems within your home. Purchasing a home warranty plan is an excellent way to give yourself some added peace of mind.
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Home warranty coverage in Utah | Common home repairs in Utah | How to find a HW provider in Utah | FAQs
Find the perfect home warranty plan that puts you in control of your home.
Find the perfect home warranty plan that
puts you in control of your home.
Whether you recently built your dream home in Utah or purchased an older home that you're using as an investment property, it's a safe bet that, at some point, one of your appliances or systems will stop working. However, dealing with unexpected breakdowns due to normal wear and tear can be much less stressful if you have a home warranty plan. Here are some common home repairs that you may face in Utah.




Now that we’ve covered some common home repairs in Utah, let's look at some things your plan should cover. In addition to ensuring coverage for the major systems we mentioned above (plumbing and electrical), make sure that your plan includes coverage for everyday household appliances. While it’s common for major systems to break down, that doesn't mean things such as washers, dryers, dishwashers and refrigerators won't also experience issues. HVAC systems are another essential inclusion, especially given Utah’s seasonal extremes—hot summers and freezing winters can put extra strain on both heating and cooling systems.
Many homeowners also benefit from optional add-ons that cover items like septic systems, water softeners or even well pumps, which are common in more rural parts of Utah. Garage door openers, ceiling fans and built-in microwaves are also frequently covered under more comprehensive plans. Be sure to choose a provider that offers flexibility so you can customize coverage to fit your home’s specific needs. It's important to carefully read the terms of your home warranty plan and ask questions if you need clarification, especially about coverage limits, service fees and any exclusions that may apply.
When shopping around for a home warranty company in Utah, there are certain factors that you should look for. Some of them include:
Track record
Yes, experience matters. The home warranty business is rapidly growing. However, choosing a company with a proven track record of caring for its customers will only increase your peace of mind and confidence.
Your coverage options
If you're a homeowner looking for a plan that exclusively covers your refrigerator, microwave, dishwasher and other appliances, you should be able to select one that does. On the other hand, if you’re seeking a warranty that covers HVAC, plumbing and electrical systems, you should be able to select a more comprehensive plan. Look for a home warranty company that provides several coverage options for you to choose from.
Excellent customer service
When you’re frustrated with a broken or damaged appliance, the last thing you need is someone being rude to you over the phone. Do yourself a favor and choose a home warranty company that treats your home like their own and prioritizes your needs.
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In Utah, you can buy a home warranty at any time, regardless of the age of your home or how long you've lived there.
A home warranty is a service agreement between a homeowner and a company that states the terms under which the company will help cover the repair and maintenance costs of home systems and appliances for a given period.
The typical length of a home warranty in Utah is one year.
This depends on your specific plan with the home warranty company you select.
Yes, here’s an easy way to explain the difference between homeowners insurance and a home warranty. Homeowners insurance covers catastrophic, unforeseen events such as accidents, fires and natural disasters. Home warranty protection, on the other hand, covers the appliances and systems in your home. When things such as your HVAC or refrigerator stop working, a home warranty plan is probably worth it and may make it easier (and cheaper) to repair or replace them.
No, home warranties are not required in Utah.
In real estate, a home warranty can be paid for by the buyer or the seller at closing. For the seller, paying for a home warranty can make the property seem more appealing and help reduce the cost of repairs while the home is on the market. From the buyer's perspective, having a home warranty can provide peace of mind when moving in — especially if they purchase an older home.
Utah real estate sellers can acquire a home warranty plan for coverage for repairs or replacements of major appliances and home systems when they experience mechanical failure due to normal wear and tear during the listing period. Essentially, the home warranty helps protect the seller from unexpected repair costs if a covered item breaks down while the house is on the market.
A home warranty lapse happens if you cancel your agreement or if your home warranty isn't set to auto-renew and you forget to renew it. If this happens, you'll typically have to wait 30 days before your appliances and systems are covered again. During this lapsed period, you'll be financially responsible for any repairs you may need to your household appliances and systems.
With most home warranty companies in Utah, you’ll be notified in advance whether you need to renew, or if you’re already on an automatically renewing plan, you’ll also be notified of any rate and/or coverage changes, no less than 30 days before your current agreement expires.
Call our team to get help on finding the right plan for your home
or get answers to any questions you may have.
Call our team to get help on finding the right plan for your home
or get answers to any questions you may have.