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Preferred Home Warranty Partners

Coverage for the systems and appliances that fail after closing — and a straightforward way to add protection into the contract. Select your market to see the partners who serve it.

Home Warranty Partners Across Texas

Why a home warranty matters

Major systems and appliances fail without warning, and repairs add up quickly. A residential service contract gives buyers a predictable way to handle those costs in the first year of ownership and beyond, with a flat service fee per claim instead of an unplanned repair bill.

For agents, it's also one of the simplest concessions to negotiate. A warranty is inexpensive relative to most contract terms, and it addresses the exact anxiety buyers voice most often after inspection: what happens when something breaks and the seller is gone.

Worth knowing in Texas

A home warranty is a residential service contract, not insurance. In Texas, residential service companies are licensed and regulated by the Texas Real Estate Commission — the same agency that licenses you. Coverage is for failure from normal wear and tear, not for damage from a covered peril like fire, storm, or water intrusion. That's what homeowners insurance is for.

Two details worth reading in every contract before recommending one: how the company treats pre-existing conditions and improper prior maintenance, and what caps apply to high-cost items like HVAC systems. Those two clauses drive most of the disappointment agents hear about after closing.

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Choose a Texas region to see the partners who serve it. Partners covering the entire state appear under every region.

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Preferred partner positions are limited by category and by region. We look for licensing in good standing with TREC, responsive claims support, clear contract terms, and a willingness to support our agents through education and training.

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How our agents use this list

A preferred partner list is only useful if it changes what you actually do on Monday.

Raise it before you write the offer

A warranty is one of the least expensive concessions to ask for. Discuss it while you're structuring terms, not after the inspection report lands.

Read the coverage limits

Caps on HVAC and how pre-existing conditions are handled vary meaningfully between companies. Know the differences before you recommend one.

Give clients options

Provide more than one name and let your client compare plans. It's better service, and it keeps you clear of any suggestion that a particular provider is required.

Frequently asked questions

What does a home warranty cover?

Coverage varies by plan but typically includes major systems such as HVAC, electrical, and plumbing, plus appliances like ovens, dishwashers, and water heaters. Optional add-ons often cover pools, spas, septic systems, and additional refrigeration. Read the specific contract — covered items, limits, and exclusions differ between companies.

How is a home warranty different from homeowners insurance?

Insurance covers damage from events like fire, storms, or theft. A home warranty is a residential service contract covering the repair or replacement of systems and appliances that fail from normal wear and tear. They address different risks, and a buyer generally needs both.

Who regulates home warranty companies in Texas?

Residential service companies in Texas are licensed and regulated by the Texas Real Estate Commission under the Residential Service Company Act. You can verify a company's license status through TREC.

Are pre-existing conditions covered?

Usually not, though the treatment varies by company and is one of the most important differences between plans. Some exclude any condition detectable by visual inspection or simple mechanical test; others are more permissive. This is worth reading in the contract before recommending a specific provider to a client.

Is there a cost per service call?

Yes. Most plans charge a flat trade service fee each time a technician is dispatched, in addition to the annual plan cost. The amount varies by plan and is disclosed in the contract.

Can a home warranty be included in the purchase contract?

Yes. Buyers can often negotiate for the seller to provide a home warranty as part of the contract, adding protection at closing. Many companies also offer seller's coverage during the listing period at no upfront cost, with payment due at closing.

Do I have to use a preferred warranty company?

No. These partners are provided as a convenience only. Clients are always free to choose their own home warranty provider, and comparable services are available from other providers. No one is required to use any partner listed here.

How does the market selector work?

Choose any Texas region and the list updates to show the home warranty partners who serve it. Partners covering the entire state are marked Statewide Texas and appear under every region you select.

Does a partner pay to be listed here?

No. No partner listed on this page has paid any fee, or provided anything of value, in exchange for placement or referral. Inclusion is based on working relationships with our agents, not on payment.

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No required use. You are under no obligation to use any partner listed here, and comparable services are available from other providers. Each provider operates independently and is not an employee or agent of JLA Realty. No partner listed on this page has paid any fee, or provided any thing of value, in exchange for placement or referral.

Residential service contract disclosure. A home warranty is a residential service contract and is not insurance. Residential service companies in Texas are licensed and regulated by the Texas Real Estate Commission. Covered items, coverage limits, caps, exclusions, pre-existing condition provisions, trade service fees, and claim procedures are determined solely by each company and are set out in the contract, which governs in all cases. Nothing on this page is an offer of coverage or a guarantee that any claim will be approved. Neither JLA Realty nor Omnia Elevate issues, administers, or adjudicates residential service contracts.

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