Home repairs happen. Eden has you covered.
When a covered system or appliance breaks down, an Eden Home Warranty plan helps cover the cost of repair or replacement — so a surprise breakdown doesn't have to become a surprise bill. Get a fast, free quote.
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Looking for home warranty? Eden Home Warranty makes protecting your home simple: tell us about your home and we'll match you with a plan that covers your major systems and appliances when they break down from normal wear and tear. Protection for everything that makes your house a home. Get a fast, no-obligation quote, file covered claims 24/7, and turn surprise repair bills into one predictable cost.
How it works
Get your free quote
Tell us a little about your home — it takes a couple of minutes. You'll get a clear, no-obligation quote with zero pressure to buy.
Pick the plan that fits
Compare a Basic, Total, or add-on plan and choose the coverage that matches your home's systems and appliances.
File a claim anytime it breaks
When a covered item fails, file a claim 24/7. A licensed local technician is dispatched and your plan covers the covered repair — you just pay one flat service fee.
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Home Warranty Cost
How much does a home warranty cost? For most homes, a home warranty has two simple parts: an annual (or monthly) plan premium, and a flat service fee you pay each time a technician visits for a covered claim. Across the industry, plan premiums typically run from roughly $300 to $600 a year, and service fees commonly fall between about $75 and $125 per visit — but your actual price depends on a handful of factors: which plan tier you choose (a basic systems-and-appliances plan costs less than a total plan), any optional add-ons like a pool or well pump, your service-fee level (a higher service fee usually means a lower premium, and vice versa), and where your home is located. The value math is straightforward. A single major repair — a failed AC compressor, a dead water heater, a refrigerator that won't cool — can easily cost more than a full year of coverage, so a home warranty turns an unpredictable four-figure surprise into a known, budgetable cost. Want your real number? Get a free, no-obligation quote and we'll match you with a plan and price for your home — no pressure to buy.
Learn more →Home Warranty for Home Sellers
Selling your home? A home warranty can make your listing easier to sell and protect you while it's on the market — a small move that pays off at the closing table. Offering a home warranty to the buyer is a proven way to make your home stand out. It gives buyers confidence that if a covered system or appliance fails after closing, they're protected — which can mean a faster sale and fewer last-minute repair demands during negotiations. Many plans also offer seller's coverage while your home is listed: if a covered item breaks down before the sale closes, your plan helps cover the repair, so a surprise breakdown doesn't derail your deal or your budget during an already stressful stretch. It's protection for you now and a selling point for your buyer later. Get a free, no-obligation quote and we'll help you choose the right coverage for your sale.
Learn more →Is a Home Warranty Worth It?
Is a home warranty worth it? It comes down to a simple trade: a known yearly cost in exchange for protection against the big, unpredictable repair bills of homeownership. For many homeowners, that trade is well worth it — here's how to tell if it's right for you. A home warranty tends to pay off when your systems and appliances are out of their manufacturer warranties and have some age on them, when you don't have a large emergency fund set aside for a sudden four-figure repair, or when you'd simply rather not vet a new contractor every time something breaks. One covered repair — an AC compressor, a water heater, a refrigerator — can cover the cost of the plan for the year. It's a weaker fit if your home and appliances are brand-new and still under manufacturer warranty, or if you're comfortable self-insuring and handling repairs yourself. The honest answer is that it depends on your home and your peace of mind. Get a free, no-obligation quote, see what a plan would cost and cover for your home, and decide with real numbers in front of you.
Learn more →Home Warranty for Home Buyers
Buying a home? A home warranty is one of the simplest ways to protect your budget in your first year of ownership — exactly when an unfamiliar furnace, water heater, or set of appliances is most likely to surprise you. When you buy a home, you inherit systems and appliances of unknown age and history. A home inspection tells you their condition today, but not when they'll fail. A home warranty fills that gap: if a covered item breaks down from normal use, your plan helps cover the repair or replacement, so a rough first year doesn't blow up your savings. It's also common for a home warranty to be part of the deal — a seller or agent may offer to cover the first year as an incentive. Either way, coverage means that when something breaks, you file one claim, pay one flat service fee, and let a licensed technician handle the fix. Closing soon, or just closed? Get a free, no-obligation quote and we'll match you with a plan that protects your new home from day one.
Learn more →Basic Plan
The Eden Basic Plan is built around the everyday systems and kitchen appliances most homes rely on. When a covered item breaks down from normal wear and tear, your plan helps cover the repair-or-replacement cost — you simply pay one flat service fee per visit instead of an unpredictable contractor bill. Coverage on a basic-tier plan typically includes your home's core systems and kitchen appliances: heating and ductwork, the electrical system, plumbing and plumbing stoppages, the water heater, your oven, range, stove and cooktop, the dishwasher and built-in microwave, the garbage disposal, the garage-door opener, and ceiling and exhaust fans. Here's how it works: when something covered stops working, you file a claim — 24/7, online or by phone — and a licensed local technician from the plan's nationwide network is dispatched to diagnose the problem. Your plan then covers the covered repair, or replaces the item when it can't be repaired, up to the plan's terms. Exact covered items, coverage caps, and your service-fee amount depend on the plan you choose and where you live. Request a free, no-obligation quote and we'll match you with a Basic Plan and price for your home.
Learn more →Total Plan
The Eden Total Plan is our most complete coverage: everything in the Basic Plan, plus the big-ticket items that cost the most to replace. On top of the core systems and kitchen appliances in the Basic Plan, a total-tier plan adds your air-conditioning system, refrigerator, clothes washer, and clothes dryer. That puts your home's major systems and your most-used appliances under one plan, with one flat service fee per claim and 24/7 claims support. When a covered item fails from normal use, you file a claim, a licensed technician from the plan's network is dispatched, and your plan covers the covered repair or replacement, up to its terms — so a failed compressor or a dead dryer doesn't have to become a four-figure surprise. It's the simplest way to protect the whole home at once. Get a free quote to compare Total Plan coverage and pricing for your home.
Learn more →How a Home Warranty Works
A home warranty isn't homeowners insurance — it's a service plan for the everyday breakdowns insurance doesn't cover. When a covered system or appliance stops working from normal use, your plan helps cover the cost to repair or replace it, so you're not hit with the full bill out of nowhere. It works in four simple steps. First, pick a plan — a basic systems-and-appliances plan, a total plan that adds your big-ticket items, or a plan with optional add-ons to fit your home. Second, file a claim any time. When something covered breaks, request service online or by phone — claims are open 24/7. Third, meet your technician. A licensed professional from the plan's nationwide network is dispatched, and you pay one flat service fee per visit instead of an open-ended contractor invoice. Fourth, get it fixed. Your plan covers the covered repair, or replaces the item when it can't be repaired, up to the plan's terms. No hunting for a contractor, no surprise repair bills. Get a free quote to see which plan fits your home.
Learn more →Home Warranty vs. Home Insurance
Home warranty or home insurance? You likely want both — they protect against completely different things, and one doesn't replace the other. Homeowners insurance protects your home's structure and your belongings against sudden, accidental events: fire, storms, water damage, theft, and liability. It's usually required by your mortgage lender, and you file a claim when something damages your home from the outside in. A home warranty protects the things inside that simply wear out. When your air conditioner, water heater, dishwasher, or electrical system fails from normal use and age, your home warranty helps cover the repair or replacement — something insurance specifically excludes. A quick example: if a storm tears off part of your roof, that's an insurance claim. If your 12-year-old AC compressor finally dies in July, that's a home warranty claim. Insurance handles the disaster; the warranty handles the everyday breakdown. Together they close the gap, so you're covered whether trouble comes from a storm or from simple wear and tear. Get a free quote to see what a home warranty would add to the coverage you already have.
Learn more →How to Choose the Best Home Warranty
Searching for the best home warranty company? The truth is there's no single best plan — the right one is the plan that covers what your home actually has, at a price and service level that fits. Here's what to compare before you buy. Coverage and exclusions: Look past the headline list. Check what's included at each tier, what's optional, and — most importantly — the exclusions and coverage caps (the maximum a plan pays per item per year). A low premium with low caps can cost you more when something big fails. Service fee: Most plans charge a flat fee per visit. A higher service fee usually buys a lower premium, so weigh the two together based on how often you expect to file a claim. Claims and turnaround: A warranty is only as good as its claims process. Favor plans with 24/7 claims and a large network of licensed local technicians, so help is easy to reach the moment something breaks. Contract terms: Read the fine print on the workmanship guarantee, how pre-existing conditions are handled, and whether you can request your own contractor. Rather than rank companies for you, Eden helps you cut through the noise: tell us about your home and we'll match you with a plan that fits, then give you a clear, no-obligation quote to compare. Get your free quote to start.
Learn more →Add-On Coverage
Every home is different, so a home warranty lets you add optional coverage for items a standard plan doesn't include — so you protect what matters in your home without paying for protection you don't need. Popular add-ons include pool and spa equipment, well pumps, sump pumps, septic systems and septic-tank pumping, central vacuums, a second refrigerator or stand-alone freezer, and roof-leak repair. Availability and limits vary by plan and state. Add-ons work exactly like the rest of your plan: file a claim any time, meet a licensed technician from the plan's network, pay one flat service fee, and your plan covers the covered repair or replacement, up to its terms. Tell us which extras matter for your home and we'll help you build the right plan. Get a free quote to see add-on options and pricing for your home.
Learn more →HVAC & AC Home Warranty Coverage
Your heating and cooling system is the most expensive thing in your home to repair or replace — and the item homeowners most want covered. A home warranty with HVAC coverage helps protect you when it fails. On most plans, heating is part of even the basic tier, while air-conditioning coverage is included on a total plan (or added on). When a covered HVAC component fails from normal wear and tear — a compressor, blower motor, thermostat, or the system itself — your plan helps cover the repair, or replacement when it can't be fixed, up to the plan's terms. You file a claim, a licensed HVAC technician from the plan's network is dispatched, and you pay one flat service fee per visit. That matters because HVAC repairs are exactly the bills that hurt: a new compressor or a full system replacement can run into the thousands, and they always seem to fail in the middle of summer or the coldest week of winter. Want to be sure your heating and cooling are protected before the next heat wave? Get a free quote and we'll match you with a plan that includes the HVAC coverage your home needs.
Learn more →Home Appliance Warranty
A home appliance warranty helps cover the cost to repair or replace the appliances you depend on every day when they break down from normal use — no matter their age or brand. Appliance coverage typically includes your kitchen and laundry workhorses: the refrigerator, oven, range and cooktop, dishwasher, built-in microwave, garbage disposal, clothes washer, and clothes dryer. On many plans, the refrigerator, washer, and dryer come with the total-tier plan, while core kitchen appliances are included at the basic tier — and a second refrigerator or stand-alone freezer can be added on. The model is simple: when a covered appliance stops working, you file a claim, a licensed technician from the plan's network is dispatched to diagnose it, and your plan covers the covered repair — or replaces the appliance when it can't be repaired — up to the plan's terms. You pay one flat service fee per visit instead of shopping for a repair tech and a new appliance at the same time. For most homes, replacing even one major appliance out of pocket costs more than a year of coverage. Get a free quote to see appliance coverage and pricing for your home.
Learn more →What Is a Home Warranty?
A home warranty is a service plan that helps cover the cost to repair or replace your home's major systems and appliances when they break down from normal, everyday wear and tear. Think of it as a buffer between you and the big, unexpected repair bills that come with owning a home. It's easy to confuse three things, so here's the difference. Homeowners insurance covers sudden, accidental damage from events like fire, storms, or theft. A manufacturer's warranty covers a single new product for a limited time. A home warranty is broader and ongoing: it covers the gradual breakdown of the systems and appliances you use every day — heating and cooling, electrical, plumbing, water heaters, and major kitchen and laundry appliances — regardless of their age or brand, up to the plan's terms. A typical plan works on a simple model: you pay an annual premium, and when a covered item fails you file a claim, a licensed technician is dispatched, and you pay one flat service fee per visit while your plan covers the covered repair or replacement. The result is fewer financial surprises and one number to call when something stops working. Get a free quote to see what a plan would cover for your home.
Learn more →Why choose Eden Home Warranty?
- ✓Coverage for the systems and appliances you use every day
- ✓One flat service fee per visit — not an open-ended contractor bill
- ✓24/7 claims and a nationwide network of licensed technicians
- ✓A fast, no-obligation quote with clear options, explained up front
- ✓Repair-or-replace protection, up to your plan's terms
- ✓Optional add-ons to tailor coverage to your home
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Protection for everything that makes your house a home.
Frequently asked questions
- What does a home warranty cover?
- A home warranty helps cover the repair or replacement of your home's major systems and appliances — like heating, cooling, electrical, plumbing, water heaters, and major kitchen and laundry appliances — when they break down from normal wear and tear. Exact coverage depends on the plan you choose.
- Is a home warranty the same as homeowners insurance?
- No. Homeowners insurance covers sudden damage from events like fire, storms, or theft. A home warranty is a service plan for the everyday breakdown of your systems and appliances from normal use — the two work together.
- How does a claim work?
- When a covered item breaks, you file a claim 24/7, a licensed local technician is dispatched, and you pay one flat service fee per visit while your plan covers the covered repair or replacement, up to its terms.
- How much does a home warranty cost?
- Most plans have an annual premium plus a flat service fee per visit, and your price depends on the plan tier, any add-ons, and where you live. Get a free, no-obligation quote and we'll match you with a plan and price for your home.