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Home Warranty in Washington: Plans, Coverage & What to Check

Which home warranty plans are offered in Washington, how coverage and costs vary, and what Washington homeowners should check in a contract before buying.

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Home warranty plans, prices, and contract terms can differ by state, and some providers don't sell in every state. This page collects what we've verified for Washington. Where we haven't verified something yet, we say so.

Plans available in Washington

2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, American Home Shield, First American Home Warranty, Home Service Club, Home Warranty of America, Old Republic Home Protection don't publish a state list and say availability varies by area, so confirm by ZIP code. Plan terms below come from each provider's sample contract, which can differ by state.

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Home warranty companies in Washington
Checked Oct 23, 2026 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty American Home Shield First American Home Warranty
Plans 2 plans (best of those shown) Systems, Pinnacle 3 plans (best of those shown) ShieldSilver, ShieldGold, ShieldPlatinum 3 plans (best of those shown) Starter Plan, Essential Plan, Premium Plan
Heating & cooling cap $5,000 (best of those shown) per system $5,000 (best of those shown) per system Not stated (best of those shown)
Best appliance cap $2,000 (best of those shown) per appliance, top tier $4,000 (best of those shown) per appliance, top tier $7,000 (best of those shown) per appliance, top tier
Overall limit $50,000 (best of those shown) per term $50,000 (best of those shown) per term No limit (best of those shown)
Service fee You choose (best of those shown) $100 or $125 (best of those shown) Set in your plan (best of those shown) Not published
Code & permit upgrades Excluded (best of those shown) Not covered Limited (best of those shown) Platinum only, up to $250 Limited (best of those shown) Optional Advantage add-on: $500 (Essential), $1,500 (Premium)
Unknown pre-existing issues Limited (best of those shown) Only if not reasonably detectable Limited (best of those shown) Excluded only if known or reasonably detectable Excluded (best of those shown) Covered only for real estate transaction customers
Cancellation Anytime (best of those shown) Yes, prorated refund Anytime (best of those shown) Yes; pro-rata refund, admin fee after 30 days Restricted (best of those shown) Full refund within 30 days if no claims; after a claim, non-cancelable
Waiting period 30 days (best of those shown) 30 days (best of those shown) Not stated (best of those shown)
Availability Varies by ZIP (best of those shown) No state list published Varies by ZIP (best of those shown) No state list published Varies by ZIP (best of those shown) No state list published
Sample contract Read it (best of those shown) Read it (best of those shown) Read it (best of those shown)
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Covered Limited Excluded Best Most favorable term among the providers shown From each provider's sample contract and plan pages. Not a quote; terms can vary by state.

What to check before buying in Washington

  • Availability. Not every provider sells in every state, and plans or prices can differ by ZIP code.
  • The state version of the contract. Many providers publish state-specific sample contracts. Make sure the one you read matches Washington.
  • Who regulates the contract. Oversight of home warranties (also called home service contracts) varies by state. Your state insurance department or attorney general's consumer office can tell you how they're regulated.
  • Caps, fees, and exclusions. These matter more than the monthly price. See limits and caps and exclusions.

This page is general education, not legal, financial, or insurance advice. Home warranty terms vary by provider, plan, and state; the contract you sign controls what is covered. Spotted an error? Request a correction.