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Basic Home Warranty Plan Coverage
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The Best Home Warranty for Idaho
Welcome to Idaho! With some of the largest unspoiled natural areas in the U.S., the Gem State truly offers a bevy of outdoor adventures. Whether you have purchased a home in the bustling state capital of Boise or a vacation lodge for trout fishing near the Snake River, make sure you protect your investment with a home warranty plan from the best home warranty company in Idaho.
Idaho boasts a wide variety of climates. Keeping your family comfortable and your home secure is a key concern. The right home warranty can make sure the heat stays on, the electrical components are fully operational, and the plumbing is up to par. Work with a home warranty company in Idaho that not only protects your home’s critical systems but those components that make your home unique. These days, no one wants to pay for more protection than they need or risk an improper repair from a fraudulent service company. A customizable home warranty plan from the best home warranty company not only protects your home but your bank account as well. Don’t leave the care of your home to chance.
PREMIUM
From $65.00 / month
Up to $45,000 in Coverage*
UNLIMITED CLAIMS
- Covers all Essential and Standard Plan Systems/Appliances
- Covers Second AC and Heating Unit
- Covers Second Refrigerator, Oven, and Water Heater
- Covers Garage Door Opener, Freestanding Freezer, Second Freezer, and Freestanding Ice Maker
STANDARD
From $60.00 / month
Up to $33,000 in Coverage*
UNLIMITED CLAIMS
- Covers all Essential Systems
- Covers Kitchen Refrigerator, Oven, and Build-in Dishwasher
- Covers Washer and Dryer
- Covers Garbage Disposal, Built-in Microwave, and Ceiling Fan
ESSENTIAL
From $50.00 / month
Up to $20,000 in Coverage*
UNLIMITED CLAIMS
- Covers Heating and Cooling Systems
- Covers Plumbing and Electrical System
- Covers Water Heater
What Does a Home Warranty Cover?
Coverage depends on the specific home warranty plan you choose, but items eligible for coverage include:
- Plumbing System
- Electrical System
- Home Appliances
- Water Heater
- Washer and Dryer (See Standard Plan)
- Additional HVAC (See Premium Plan)
- Pool & Spa Coverage (See Standard & Premium Plan Add-ons)
At Simplicity, our customizable plans are designed for each individual home. Incorporate add-ons for a home warranty plan that’s unique to you.
Simplicity Home Protection
Rely On The Right Home Warranty
With a Simplicity Protection Plan, you can rest assured that you have a home warranty plan that meets your specific needs, for your special home, in your unique part of Idhao. For more than 45 years, we’ve been protecting our customers with one goal: putting them first with coverage they can rely on. Dependable coverage. Hassle-free claims. Award-winning service.
Simply Put, You’re Protected® with Simplicity Home Protection.
We are here to answer your questions!
Q. Difference between extended warranty and home warranty
Extended Warranty comes when you buy a home appliance. It is also called manufacturer’s warranty but the dealer from which you are buying the appliance could also offer this warranty. It is for a short period of time and limited to the appliance you bought.
Q. Is a home warranty required at closing?
No. You can purchase a home warranty policy at closing or any time afterward. However, sellers often offer to pay for the first year of a home warranty to help incentivize potential buyers. Remember, the home and its systems are your responsibility after you take possession of the house. Consider protecting your finances and your home at the time of purchase before any costly issues arise.
Q. Is buying a home without a legal warranty worth the risk?
If you have just made a down payment on your new home, chances are you don’t have a lot of cash left to repair or replace a critical appliance in your home. That’s a pretty big risk. Look for a policy that covers the items that are most important to you, and whose repair or replacement costs would be burdensome. Evaluate the details of a policy before you sign.