Home Warranty Coverage

With the helpful team at America’s Preferred Home Warranty, you have access to a variety of types of home warranty coverage options to meet your needs. Your home warranty agreement should fit your property, so that you are only paying for the level of coverage that you need. Our approved supplier is the only national home warranty company where you can choose ANY licensed contractor for covered repairs. Knowing what type of coverage works for your situation is the first step. APHW plans include the following options.

Single-Family Home Warranty
Your residence provides an essential level of support to your family, so it is important to protect its well-being for the future. Get the peace of mind you need by protecting all of your major appliances and important systems.

New Construction Warranty
Each new building has its own set of challenges and dangers, so it can be challenging to know exactly which kind of warranty to get. A complete supreme home warranty coverage agreement is often the best option, because it can easily pay for many appliances or systems that fail under conditions of normal wear and tear. APHW’s new construction warranty also provides you with 3 full years of coverage, starting on day 366 after you purchase your new home and preventing any lapse in coverage from when your builder’s warranty expires after the first year.

Condo Warranty
This type of plan works with the existing support structure you have access to as a member of a condo association. Usually external repair work is handled by fees collected with your association dues. Your home warranty coverage should focus on things like appliances, lighting and electrical systems.

Townhouse Warranty
This type of property often relies on the structural integrity of the adjacent buildings, and has less exposed exterior surface. Your coverage should focus on internal components like major appliances, electrical systems, and lighting.

Multi-Family Units Warranty
You can obtain coverage even when you live in a multi-family unit. These properties often share common systems, and coverage may be limited to those items that are not shared. Be sure to read the terms and conditions of your home warranty agreement.

You can rely on our approved supplier for any of these types of home warranty coverage. If you are in need of coverage or have any questions about a policy, please contact America’s Preferred Home Warranty today.