Home Warranty

One of the most important assets for your home

Most homes experience at least two mechanical failures each year. Without HSA Home Warranty protection, typical repair/replacement costs* would be:

Item Repair Replacement
Heating System $95-$600 $1,325-$3,700
Central air $200-$1,100 $1,475-$4,200
Water heater $85-$210 $420-$705
Plumbing $100-$1,200 $480-$2,225
Refrigerator $80-$515 $525-$2,100
Oven/Range $80-$310 $415-$1,600

These costs continue to go up every year, so it's crucial that homeowners are protected from the financial burden incurred should a covered item need repair or replacement.

*Based on HSA's retail cost estimates for repairs and replacements. Costs may vary in your geographic area.

Protect Yourself from Unexpected Home Repair Costs

Whether you’re selling or buying, you’re covered with an HSA Home Warranty.

You are covered with an HSA Home Warranty!As a Seller

You’re protected while your home is on the market. Mechanical system failures are covered during the listing period for up to one year – you simply pay a low deductible.

You have a marketing edge. An HSA Home Warranty can help sell your home faster and closer to your asking price. The warranty enhances your home’s value to prospective buyers and helps secure the best possible price for your home.

You’re helping prevent post-sale disputes. If an unexpected failure occurs in your home after the sale, the buyer turns to HSA for the resolution instead of you.



As a Buyer

You’re prepared for the unexpected. The cost of repairing or replacing appliances and systems in your home can be budget-breaking, especially when you’ve just purchased a new home. You know they can’t last forever, so you need to plan ahead.

You save yourself time and keep it simple. An HSA Home Warranty provides the convenience of one source for most repair needs. Prompt, reliable service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

You’re protected year after year. An HSA Home Warranty is renewable annually, so you’re always prepared for the unexpected.

 

 

 

 

 

 

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