Residents in Utah face a unique climate year-round that can cause wear and tear on home systems and appliances. Consider investing in a Utah home warranty plan to protect items such as washers, dryers, air conditioning, and heating systems. A home warranty can cover the costs of repairs or replacements when systems and appliances fail.
We analyzed the best home warranty companies in the nation, then selected the top five providers in Utah based on plan options, coverage, pricing, and customer reviews.


Utah’s Top 5 Home Warranty Companies
The highest-rated Utah home warranty companies include the following:
- American Home Shield: Best Coverage Caps
- Liberty Home Guard: Best Customer Ratings
- Select Home Warranty: Best Value
- First American Home Warranty: Best Appliance Coverage
- America’s First Choice Home Club: Best for Customization
Note: Our team pulled all pricing information in this article for a 2,000-square-foot, single-family home in Salt Lake City. Your pricing may vary based on your chosen provider, your coverage plan, and your home’s size, type, and location.
Summary of the Best Home Warranty Companies in Utah
The table below summarizes our top providers’ key features. We listed each company’s monthly price range, service fee, response time, and Better Business Bureau (BBB) rating. The monthly cost figures are based on quotes we pulled to calculate a national average. We recommend requesting a quote directly from a provider for more accurate pricing.
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American Home Shield | ![]() | Best for Comprehensive Coverage | $64–$74 | $100–$125 | Up to 48 hours | B | VISIT SITE |
Liberty Home Guard | ![]() | Best Customer Ratings | $49–$60 | $65–$125 | Up to 48 hours | A | VISIT SITE |
Select Home Warranty | ![]() | Best Value | $44–$48 | $60–$75 | 48-84 hours | B- | VISIT SITE |
First American Home Warranty | ![]() | Best Appliance Coverage | $60–$76 | $75–$125 | 4-48 hours | B | VISIT SITE |
AFC Home Club | ![]() | Best for Customization | $48–$55 | $75–$125 | 24-48 hours | B | VISIT SITE |
American Home Shield | |
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Best For | Best for Comprehensive Coverage |
Monthly Cost | $64–$74 |
Service Fee | $100–$125 |
Response Time | Up to 48 hours |
BBB Rating | B |
Liberty Home Guard | |
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Best For | Best Customer Ratings |
Monthly Cost | $49–$60 |
Service Fee | $65–$125 |
Response Time | Up to 48 hours |
BBB Rating | A |
Select Home Warranty | |
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Best For | Best Value |
Monthly Cost | $44–$48 |
Service Fee | $60–$75 |
Response Time | 48-84 hours |
BBB Rating | B- |
First American Home Warranty | |
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Best For | Best Appliance Coverage |
Monthly Cost | $60–$76 |
Service Fee | $75–$125 |
Response Time | 4-48 hours |
BBB Rating | B |
AFC Home Club | |
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Best For | Best for Customization |
Monthly Cost | $48–$55 |
Service Fee | $75–$125 |
Response Time | 24-48 hours |
BBB Rating | B |
- Response Time: 48 hours
- State Availability: 48 states (excluding Alaska and Hawaii)
- Service Call Fee: $100 and $125
American Home Shield (AHS) offers comprehensive major systems and appliance coverage alongside service call fee flexibility. Additionally, AHS covers unique instances other providers typically don’t, such as rust, corrosion, or sediment damage.
Why We Chose American Home Shield
We rated AHS 4.4 out of 5 stars in our review standards. We consider AHS to be the best provider for comprehensive coverage due to its three coverage plans, multiple service call fees, and solid industry reputation. The company is our top pick because it covers several things other companies don’t, such as rust damage and improper installations.
We thoroughly read American Home Shield’s sample contract and found it applies a $2,000 limit per covered appliance in its ShieldGold plan. It doubles its coverage cap to $4,000 per covered item in the ShieldPlatinum plan.
AHS plans provide extensive coverage, and even its basic plan, ShieldSilver, covers your HVAC system. Its multiple service call fees allow you to customize your monthly premium to fit your budget.
Pros and Cons
Plans and Pricing
American Home Shield offers three plans: ShieldSilver, ShieldGold, and ShieldPlatinum. We called an AHS representative to ask about the company’s plans. The representative noted that AHS imposes a $5,000 coverage cap per covered system in its systems-only plan, ShieldSilver. ShieldGold adds coverage for appliances, which have a $2,000 coverage limit. ShieldPlatinum also combines system and appliance coverage and adds roof-leak coverage, up to $1,000 in code upgrades, an HVAC tune-up, and air filter discounts.
AHS allows you to pull a quote by calling a representative or using its online tool. When we used AHS’s quote tool, it allowed us to choose a service call fee of $100 or $125. AHS states that a higher service call fee will result in a lower monthly premium and vice versa. All AHS plans come with a 30-day workmanship guarantee.
While pulling our quote, we discovered that AHS only offers monthly premium options. It doesn’t include an annual premium like other providers on this list.
Here are details on each of American Home Shield’s plans:
- ShieldSilver ($29.99–$39.99 per month): Covers home systems, such as heating, cooling, and electrical
- ShieldGold ($49.99–$59.99 per month): Covers major systems and appliances, such as air conditioning, roof leaks, and plumbing
- ShieldPlatinum ($79.99–$89.99 per month): Covers systems and appliances and adds additional benefits such as $1,500 for roof-leak repairs
- Optional add-ons: Electronics, pools/spas, guest units, septic pumps, and well pumps. AHS offers competitively priced add-ons, such as septic pump coverage, for $5 per month.
You can review the American Home Shield’s sample contract for exact coverage details.
What To Expect
We found it easy to pull a quote from American Home Shield’s quote tool. You must enter your ZIP code, home address, and email. Then it generates your personalized quote. It allows you to choose your service call fee option, which adjusts your premium based on the higher or lower service call fee.
AHS stands out from other providers for its coverage of rust, corrosion, and sediment damage. It also covers improperly installed or maintained items, plus items with preexisting conditions. Most providers exclude items with these conditions from coverage.
Like most providers in this article, AHS requires you to use an in-network service provider when requesting service. One of our team members owns an AHS plan and tested its claims process. When he filed a claim for a leaking bathroom pipe, AHS found a local plumbing technician within an hour. He scheduled an appointment for the next day, and the plumber fixed his issue on that visit. He only paid his service call fee for the repair.
AHS holds solid customer reviews, despite mixed feelings about its customer service. Based on the dozens of Better Business Bureau (BBB) customer reviews we read, some reviewers experienced lower-than-expected claims reimbursement. Others had their claims processed quickly and satisfactorily.
- Response Time: 48 hours
- State Availability: 50 states
- Service Call Fee: $65–$125
Liberty Home Guard (LHG) offers three coverage plans, a 60-day workmanship guarantee, and more than 30 add-ons. LHG also provides accessible customer service via its live-chat feature on its website.
Why We Chose Liberty Home Guard
Liberty Home Guard earned 4.5 out of 5 stars in our rating system. It has the best customer ratings of any home warranty provider on this list, holding an A rating* with the BBB and 4.7 out of 5 stars on Google Reviews. We recommend LHG for homeowners with specific coverage needs, as it offers an extensive list of add-ons ranging from pool coverage to water softeners.
Our team spoke with multiple customer representatives to learn how well LHG handles customer inquiries. Based on our experiences, we believe it holds up to its stellar ratings, with each representative picking up the phone quickly and answering all our questions thoroughly.
Pros and Cons
Plans and Pricing
Liberty Home Guard offers three service plan options: Appliance Guard, Systems Guard, and Total Home Guard. Unlike providers with flexible service call fees, LHG assigns a service call fee to your account based on your plan, add-on selections, and location. According to the representative we spoke with, service fees range from $65 to $125. All LHG’s covered items are subject to a $2,000 coverage cap and a 60-day workmanship guarantee.
Below are the monthly prices for LHG plans. Expect to pay between $600 and $720 annually. Per our research, LHG offers two additional months of coverage if you sign up for an annual plan. LHG allows you to pull a quote over the phone or online.
Here are details on LHG’s plans and optional add-on coverage:
- Appliance Guard ($49.99 per month): Covers appliances, such as dishwashers, clothes washers, and dryers
- Systems Guard ($54.99 per month): Covers built-in systems, such as air conditioning, heating, ductwork, and water heater
- Total Home Guard ($59.99 per month): Covers all the items in the Appliance Guard and Systems Guard plans
- Optional add-ons: Up to 38 options, including pest control, re-key service, gutter cleaning, floor cleaning, and generator coverage. When we pulled our quote, we were informed that pest control coverage costs an extra $15 monthly.
Liberty Home Guard’s service contract provides additional coverage information for each plan.
What To Expect
Pulling a quote from Liberty Home Guard is straightforward. First, you fill out basic personal information such as your name, phone number, and email. Then, you input your home’s address, type, and whether it is larger or smaller than 5,000 square feet. LHG will then display your home’s customized monthly premium.
Liberty Home Guard offers solid coverage for the price. Its $2,000 coverage cap applies to all covered items except electrical and plumbing systems. In addition, it offers the most add-on coverage options compared to other providers. This makes LHG a great choice if you have unique items that need coverage.
Note that LHG doesn’t allow you to choose your service provider since it works with its network of technicians. However, if LHG can’t source a technician from its network near you, it allows you to source your own.
In reading customer reviews, we found that consumers’ experiences aligned with ours when contacting LHG’s customer service. Many reviewers noted the helpfulness of representatives and how quickly they resolved issues. We experienced this responsiveness each time we called or used its live-chat feature.
- Response Time: 48 hours
- State Availability: 47 states (excluding Nevada, Wisconsin, and Washington)
- Service Call Fee: $60–$75
Select Home Warranty provides affordable coverage plans for those who need basic coverage. It offers appliance-only, systems-only, and combination plans. In addition, Select offers a service call fee under $80 per claim.
Why We Chose Select Home Warranty
Select Home Warranty scored 4.3 out of 5 stars in our review standards. It’s an affordable home warranty with all plans costing less than $50 per month. Select stands out by offering roof-leak repair coverage in each protection plan. Home warranty companies don’t typically offer roof-leak coverage without an additional fee.
Pros and Cons
Plans and Pricing
Select Home Warranty offers three plan options: Bronze Care, Gold Care, and Platinum Care. Select charges a $60–$75 service call fee per claim. Our team discovered via secret shopping that Select offers its lower service call fee as an over-the-phone deal only. After reviewing Select’s sample contract, we found it covers HVAC systems up to $3,000. However, Select limits other covered systems, such as plumbing and electrical, plus appliances, to a $500 coverage cap. Select’s plans include a 30-day workmanship guarantee.
Select Home Warranty offers monthly and annual premium options. Expect to pay between $533 and $573 annually. According to the quote we pulled, Select offers up to $150 off and two additional months of coverage if you choose an annual premium. It lets you pull a quote by calling or using its online tool.
Here are more details about Select Home Warranty’s plans:
- Bronze Care ($44.42 per month): Covers appliances, such as clothes washers and dryers, garbage disposals, refrigerators, and cooktops
- Gold Care ($44.42 per month): Covers systems, such as air conditioning, heating, plumbing, electrical systems, water heaters, and ductwork
- Platinum Care ($47.75 per month): Covers all the appliances and built-in systems in the Bronze and Gold Care plans, plus garage door openers and ceiling fans
- Optional add-ons: Central vacuums, lawn sprinkler systems, pools, septic systems, spas, stand-alone freezers, sump pumps, and well pumps. Select Home Warranty also offers low prices for its add-ons. For example, it charges less than $4 monthly for central vacuum coverage.
Check out Select Home Warranty’s sample contract, which outlines the terms and conditions of each coverage plan.
What To Expect
Select’s quote tool works similarly to other providers in this article. It first asks for your ZIP code. Then, it asks for your name, phone number, and email. It doesn’t, however, ask for your property’s address. This helps streamline the quote process.
Select is worth considering for homeowners who need basic home protection. Its coverage caps for essential systems and appliances are much lower than other providers, making it difficult to recommend from a coverage standpoint. However, it offers some of the most affordable fees, and it lets you choose your service provider as long you obtain Select’s approval first.
We also discovered that Select prefers to communicate strictly over the phone for claims and plan issues. Several customers on third-party consumer review sites, such as the BBB and Trustpilot, note that Select’s customer service department is difficult to get ahold of. Therefore, we recommend carefully considering your needs and budget before signing up for Select Home Warranty.
- Response Time: 24 business hours
- State Availability: 49 states (excluding Hawaii)
- Service Call Fee: $75, $100, and $125
America’s First Choice Home Club (AFC Home Club) made it onto our list thanks to its customization options for add-ons and its four distinct plans. In addition, AFC Home Club offers service call fee flexibility, which can raise or lower your monthly premium.
Why We Chose AFC Home Club
AFC Home Club earned a 4.6 out of 5-star rating in our review standards. Along with its flexible service call fee model, the variety of plans offered by AFC Home Club is ideal for homeowners who want a personalized home warranty package and pricing. AFC Home Club also offers a lengthy workmanship guarantee and additional membership perks. Other providers don’t include membership perks within their plans.
Pros and Cons
Plans and Pricing
AFC Home Club offers a portfolio of four plan options: a Platinum Plan, a Gold Plan, a Silver Plan, and a Systems Plan. AFC Home Club allows you to choose a $75, $100, or $125 service call fee. The lower service call fee raises your monthly premium and vice versa.
Our team called AFC Home Club to ask about its coverage caps. A representative stated that HVAC systems, such as heating and air conditioning, have an unlimited coverage cap, except for thermostats. It limits thermostats to $80.
The representative added that AFC Home Club covers up to $3,000 for appliances. However, the fine print states that the company only pays up to an item’s depreciated value if it’s older than five years. It covers all repairs and replacements with a plan-length workmanship guarantee.
AFC Home Club offers annual premiums alongside monthly premiums. Expect to pay between $398 and $630 annually for AFC Home Club coverage. The company includes a $50 annual discount if you choose a yearly payment plan. You can pull a quote using its online tool or call a sales representative.
Here are details on each plan offered by AFC Home Club:
- Silver Plan ($38.00–$42.83 per month): Covers appliances, such as clothes washer, clothes dryer, garbage disposal, and dishwasher
- Systems Plan ($45.25–$50.08 per month): Covers systems, such as air conditioning, heating, water heaters, and plumbing
- Gold Plan ($52.50–$57.33 per month): Covers both appliances and systems, such as electrical, ductwork, oven, range, plumbing stoppages, and garage door openers
- Platinum Plan ($57.33–$62.17 per month): Covers all items and systems included with the Gold Plan, plus a built-in microwave and ice maker
- Optional add-ons: Double oven, electronic coverage, hot water dispenser, sump pump, septic system, central vacuum, pool, spa, stand-alone freezer, and roof-leak repair. Based on the quote we pulled, in-ground pool coverage costs $9 per month.
AFC Home Club’s fine print gives more details if you want to learn more.
What To Expect
AFC Home Club provides an easy-to-use quote tool. Where it differs from most providers, however, is its cost page. Unlike other providers, AFC Home Club requires clicking on each plan to select your desired service call fee. If you wish to compare the prices of the other plans, you must click on the “Back To Plans” button. Although obtaining a quote is straightforward, comparing plan prices isn’t as efficient as other providers.
We consider AFC Home Club’s unlimited workmanship guarantee its best feature. The peace of mind it provides makes it a solid choice for those with older appliances or systems in their homes. Additionally, AFC Home Club is one of the few providers that allows you to choose your contractor. However, its mixed coverage limits for home systems lower its value from a coverage standpoint.
Our team read dozens of customer reviews to understand how AFC Home Club handles customer service. We found mixed reviews. Several customers appreciated AFC Home Club’s speedy claims processing. Others disliked the depreciation valuation AFC places on covered items.
- Response Time: 48 hours
- State Availability: 35 states*
- Service Call Fee: $75, $100, and $125
*(excluding Alaska, Connecticut, Delaware, Hawaii, Illinois, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, Minnesota, New Hampshire, New York, North Dakota, Rhode Island, Vermont, and Wisconsin)
First American Home Warranty offers comprehensive coverage for both appliances and systems. The company also offers a suite of add-ons plus a plan upgrade that covers miscellaneous fees home warranties typically don’t cover.
Why We Chose First American Home Warranty
We rated First American Home Warranty 4.6 out of 5 stars in our review standards. If you own high-end appliances, First American is a solid choice due to its high appliance coverage caps. After reading its sample contract, we found First American pairs each appliance with a $3,500 limit in the Starter and Essential plans, which is higher than other providers. Its Essential and Premium plans offer the First American Advantage upgrade, which protects systems and improperly maintained, modified, or installed appliances—a rarity in the home warranty business.
Pros and Cons
Plans and Pricing
First American Home Warranty offers three plans: the Starter Plan, the Essential Plan, and the Premium Plan. First American offers customers the choice of a $75, $100, or $125 service call fee. The coverage limit for appliances is set at $3,500 per item in its Starter and Essential plans, and its Premium Plan increases appliance limits to $7,000 per covered appliance. Upon speaking with a representative, we discovered the company doesn’t outline hard limits for built-in systems coverage except for water heaters. First American covers all repairs for 30 days.
First American Home Warranty also offers an annual premium. Annual plan costs range from $540 to $1,040. Unlike other providers that offer annual premiums, First American doesn’t include extra months of coverage or a discount if you choose an annual premium. First American provides an online quote tool or a sales phone line to pull a free quote.
Here are more details about First American’s plan coverage:
- Starter Plan ($47–$62 per month): Covers built-in microwaves, dishwashers, ductwork, electrical system, heating, plumbing systems, oven/cooktop, plumbing stoppages, refrigerators, and toilet tanks, bowls, and mechanisms
- Essential Plan ($57–$72 per month): Includes everything in the Starter Plan plus air conditioning, ceiling/attic/exhaust fans, clothes washers, clothes dryers, First American Advantage upgrade, garage door openers, trash compactors, and water heaters
- Premium Plan ($72–$87 per month): Covers all items in the Essential Plan plus full garage door systems, instant hot water dispensers, luxury appliances, shower heads and arms, and window air conditioning units
- Optional add-ons: Additional refrigeration, air conditioning for Starter Plan, HVAC tune-up, limited roof-leak coverage, pool and spa equipment, septic tank systems and pumping, water softeners, and well pumps. First American offers limited roof-leak coverage for less than $9 per month.
Check out First American Home Warranty’s sample contract for exact coverage details.
What To Expect
First American’s online quote tool requires you to enter personal information, such as your name, phone number, email, and home address. You must also enter your home’s type and the estimated square footage. Once you do, it generates your monthly quote. Although there is extra information you must fill out, we found it simple to adjust our premium based on our chosen service call fee. It also conveniently displays each plan’s coverage options below the price figures.
First American’s sizeable coverage limits make it a great choice for those who want total home protection. However, it excludes air conditioning coverage from its entry-level Starter plan. You must pay extra to obtain air conditioning coverage. Other providers include it within their basic plans.
First American handles claims by sending in-network service contractors to fix your issues. It allows you to use your own if an in-network provider isn’t available near you. One of our team members purchased a plan to test the claims process. He filed a claim for his garage door opener on a Friday and reported First American sent a service technician the following Monday. The technician arrived at our team member’s home on Monday and fixed his issue in less than 30 minutes. All he paid was his service call fee.
Our team read dozens of customer reviews. Similar to other home warranty providers, First American holds mixed reviews. A positive theme was how simple it is to file claims. A negative theme involved delays in fulfilling service requests.
How Are Home Warranties Regulated in Utah?
Utah classifies home warranties as insurance. Therefore, the state’s Department of Insurance oversees the licensing and regulation of home warranty companies. Specifically, the Department of Insurance’s Property and Casualty Division handles consumer questions and complaints about home warranties. You can file a complaint online if your home warranty company refuses to resolve your dispute.
Alongside government oversight, industry associations also regulate home warranty companies. For instance, the Service Contract Industry Council (SCIC) works with state lawmakers nationwide to develop regulations home warranty companies must follow. These regulations incorporate consumer protections that limit unethical business practices.
How Much Does a Home Warranty Cost in Utah?
The average home warranty coverage plan in Utah costs $56 per month. If you prefer to pay annually, expect to pay $672 per year for a Utah home warranty. Several factors affect home warranty costs. For example, the type of coverage plan you choose directly impacts your total cost. Generally, comprehensive plans featuring major appliance and system coverage tend to cost more than a basic appliance-only plan.
Some companies offer a flexible service call fee structure. These companies raise or lower your premium depending on which service call fee you choose. Typically, the higher service call fee lowers your premium. Carefully consider if a higher service call fee works for your situation. You may pay less monthly but will pay a hefty fee each time you file a claim.
Factors To Consider Before Buying a Utah Home Warranty
A Utah home warranty is an investment. Based on our 2022 survey of 1,000 homeowners, 76% of those who own a home warranty said they were very likely or somewhat likely to renew their home warranty plan. Since many providers offer similar coverage, picking the right company for your needs is challenging. Here are several factors to consider before signing up for a home warranty plan:
- Budget: The cost to own a home warranty can increase if you choose coverage you don’t need. Our team developed a cost calculator that estimates how much a home warranty will cost you annually. We recommend choosing a company that covers the items you need at a price you can afford.
- Coverage: To avoid overspending on a plan or a denied claim, consider your coverage needs carefully. Think about the items you use frequently. Since Utah has a hot and dry climate, you should prioritize a company offering solid air conditioning coverage.
- Reputation: A company’s reputation is another factor you should consider before signing up. Check its BBB page and verify if the company has a C- rating or higher. Avoid companies with a lower rating.
Expert Takes on Home Warranties
We contacted experts in fields such as real estate and appliance repair to learn more about home warranties. Here’s what they had to say:
- Are Utah home warranties worth it for older homes? According to Dave Bringer, head technician of Bringer Appliance Repair, home warranties provide peace of mind for those with older systems and appliances. “Older homes need home warranties because their appliances and systems have most likely used their manufacturer’s warranty coverage.”
- How can I tell if a Utah home warranty company is trustworthy? Peter Evering, a Business Development Manager for Utopia Property Management, recommends homeowners to research a company’s customer reviews. “Reading customer reviews and ratings can provide insights into the experiences of other homeowners and help you gauge the level of customer satisfaction.”
- What should I know about a company’s claims process? David Tully, founder of LPT Realty, suggests the following: “You need to understand how to file a claim to your provider and how quickly you can expect a response from them. Also, get to know the turnaround time they would take for the repairs and replacements.”
Are Home Warranty Plans Worth It?
For many homeowners, comprehensive coverage from a home warranty Utah provider is one of the best ways to ensure systems or appliances are protected from normal wear and tear. These service contracts are also ideal for homeowners who don’t have an emergency budget to spend on expensive repairs or replacement costs.
Do Home Warranties Cover Pre-Existing Conditions?
Home warranty service contracts almost always exclude pre-existing conditions. However, companies like First American Home Warranty cover items that were improperly installed, modified, or maintained.
Our Conclusion
Liberty Home Guard, American Home Shield, First American Home Warranty, Select Home Warranty, and AFC Home Club are five of the best providers in Utah that protect major systems and appliances in your home. We recommend getting a quote from all five companies so you can compare coverage options and choose a plan that best fits your budget and home protection needs.
Frequently Asked Questions
When an air conditioning system or central heating unit fails, a home warranty can cover some of the costs to replace an inoperable system. Check your sample contract to determine how much your home warranty company will pay for a replacement.
Consider signing up for a home warranty when buying a home. In some instances, a real estate agent will include a home warranty in the sale to offer you protection for your first year of homeownership. Even if you don’t invest in a home warranty when you purchase a house, you can purchase one at any point during homeownership.
How Do I Find the Best Home Warranty Company in My Area?
Find in-depth reviews on the best home warranty companies for each state and major US city below.
- Alabama
- Alaska
- Arizona
- Arkansas
- California
- Colorado
- Connecticut
- Delaware
- Florida
- Georgia
- Hawaii
- Idaho
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kansas
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Maine
- Maryland
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- Michigan
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- New Hampshire
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- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
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- Ohio
- Oklahoma
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- Pennsylvania
- Rhode Island
- South Carolina
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- Tennessee
- Texas
- Utah
- Vermont
- Virginia
- Washington
- West Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Wyoming
Our Rating Methodology
The This Old House Reviews Team backs up our home warranty ratings and recommendations with a detailed rating methodology to objectively score each provider. We conduct research by speaking with company representatives, requesting quotes, analyzing sample contracts from each company, and conducting focus groups and consumer surveys. We then score each provider against our review standards for coverage, value, trustworthiness and transparency, availability, and customer service to arrive at a final score out of 100.
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