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Live · 2026 ranking

Home warranty,
decided.

10 providers reviewed. 43 states priced. Zero paid placements. The honest verdict on every major US home-warranty company.

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This week’s top picks

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Ranked by overall score across five weighted criteria: coverage, pricing, claims, customer service, and contractor network. No paid placements; scores update with the contract and review corpus.
Award labels reflect the leader, among these top five, of a single figure: Best overall = highest overall score; Best on price = lowest starting monthly; Best for claims / service / coverage = highest sub-score on that dimension; Best track record = best BBB grade. How we score.

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State-specific claim patterns, regulation, and provider availability. Start with the guides below.

The data behind the picks

The figures that decide everything else.

Premium drift, 2020 → 2026
What you actually pay at renewal.
$30$45$60$75$902020202120222023202420252026$44$71$84
Budget tier
Mid tier
Broad tier
Across the category, the premium you are first quoted is rarely the premium you pay by year five. Coverage tier drives most of the spread; figures shown are illustrative of the trend, not any one plan.
Where claims actually come from · industry mix
HVAC
31%
Plumbing
22%
Appliances · kitchen
14%
Electrical
12%
Appliances · laundry
9%
Water heater
7%
Roof leak / other
5%
HVAC is roughly a third of all home-warranty claims. If a contract’s HVAC language is weak, the rest of the contract barely matters.
The editorial standard
“We read the schedule of coverage before we say a word about a plan. If a figure is not in the contract or a public filing, it does not go on the page.”— The Warranta editorial standard

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