Home repairs with a plan behind them

A VitaHouses home warranty plan may help when covered systems and appliances wear out from normal use.

  • Built around the systems and appliances you use daily
  • One service request starts the repair process
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The quiet workers in your home

Your fridge hums all night. The water heater has a hot shower ready before your alarm goes off. The furnace kicks on when the house gets chilly. You hardly notice any of it, until one of them stops.

What's covered depends on the plan you pick. A plan won't keep things from breaking. It gives you a clear next step when they do.

Where a plan steps in

Plans vary, but most of them look at these six parts of your home.

Kitchen appliances

Fridges, ovens, cooktops and dishwashers. The hardest working corner of a busy house.

Water heater

Tank and tankless water heaters that stop heating or start leaking at the base.

Washer and dryer

Washers that won't drain and dryers that tumble along without any heat.

Heating and cooling

Central air and heating parts that wear down from steady use, like a blower motor that gives out in July.

Electrical system

The wiring, switches and panel that keep the lights on and the coffee maker running.

Plumbing lines

Leaks, clogs and worn valves in the pipes behind your walls and under your sinks.

How a service request moves

Four plain steps, from the first odd noise to a covered repair.

Explore

Find what fits your home

Look over the plans and pick the one that lists the items you lean on most.

Request

Say what went wrong

Send me a service request with what you noticed. A short note is enough to start.

Match

Meet a local pro

I'll get you matched with a qualified technician near you who comes out to take a look.

Repair

Get the covered fix

If the issue qualifies, the item gets repaired, or replaced when a repair won't do.

What homeowners said once the repair was done

A few homeowners told me how their covered repair went.

Water heater

My water heater started leaking on a Monday night. I sent a request the next morning and a local tech came out to look at it. Knowing the next step took a lot of stress out of that week.

Hattie R.
Dishwasher

The dishwasher stopped halfway through a full load. I figured it was too old to qualify since it came with the house. It wasn't, and the whole thing was easy to follow.

Abe K.
Dryer

I liked that my plan named every covered appliance in plain words. When the dryer kept tumbling without heat, I already knew it was on the list.

Nell S.
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Questions worth asking

The systems and appliances on your plan, when they stop working from normal use.

Often, yes. What matters is that the item works well when your plan starts.

Most plans have a short wait before your first service request, so it helps to sign up early.

Tell me what went wrong, and I'll get you matched with a qualified local technician.

Yes. Simple care, like changing filters, keeps your items running and in line with your plan.