If you’ve been thinking about getting home warranty coverage in Arizona but aren’t sure where to start, we can help. We’ve selected the top home warranty companies in the Grand Canyon State by analyzing customer reviews and ratings and comparing brands on availability, price, coverage and other factors.
Read our full methodology below for all the details. Our picks may be Authorized Partners that compensate us — this does not affect our recommendations or evaluations but may impact the order in which companies appear.
Our editor’s top picks
We’ve talked to thousands of Arizona homeowners who invested in home warranty coverage. To choose our top picks for this guide, we compared 26 companies on coverage limits, prices, available plans and other factors.
| Company | Customer rating | About | Learn More |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 4.0
68,455 reviews
| Offers two plans with basic or comprehensive coverage. Plans start at $46.67 per month with an $85 service call fee. Optional coverage for limited roof leaks, pools and spas available. Make a claim online 24/7. | Get a Quote |
 | 4.1
11,764 reviews
| Offers system, appliance and combination home warranty plans. Service fees start at $100. Monthly fees range from $34.99 to $61.99. All work backed by a 180-day guarantee. Not available in all states. | Get a Quote |
 | 4.1
1,770 reviews
| Offers home warranties designed for real estate professionals in the home selling process. Costs vary by state but expect to pay around $600 to $700 per year for Platinum coverage. Deductible averages $75. | Read reviews |
 | 4.2
8,678 reviews
| Offers three appliance and system combination plans. Monthly costs range from $42 per month to $82 per month, with a deductible of $85. Add-on coverage is available. | Get a Quote |
 | 3.8
105,785 reviews
| Three home warranty plans in 48 states. Unavailable in Alaska or Hawaii. Plans start at $29.99/month with a $125 service fee. No coverage limits on systems; up to $6,000 on appliances. | Get a Quote |
 | 3.4
14,890 reviews
| Appliance, system and combination plans available. Plans start at around $45 a month. Roof coverage included for some plans. Special promotions include free extra months on your contract and annual pay discounts. | Get a Quote |
 | 3.1
978 reviews
| Coverage starts at $1 a day. Customizable plans. Extensive technician network. Additional property discounts. Set per-claim fees. 60-day workmanship guarantee. Offers month-to-month coverage and longer-term plans. | Get a Quote |
 | 3.1
416 reviews
| Offers coverage for both repairs and maintenance. Three levels of service range in cost from $47 per month to $107 per month. Covers major appliances, systems and maintenance for lawn, cleaning, pest control and more. | Read reviews |
 | 2.9
557 reviews
| Provides appliance and systems warranty coverage. Available throughout the U.S. Customizable plans. Submit claims online or by phone anytime. Technicians arrive in 24 to 48 hours. Portable warranty plans. | Get a Quote |
 | 2.9
2,580 reviews
| Flexible and affordable plans for home systems and appliances. Add-on coverage for water/sewer and electronics. 15,000+ local licensed technicians serve nationwide. File a claim and request service 24/7/365 online or by phone. | Get a Quote |
 | 2.1
1,950 reviews
| A la carte options for customized coverage. Local, licensed technicians complete repairs. Guarantees repairs for one year. 24/7 claims hotline. Appliance coverage is available. Plans start at $7.99 a month. | Read reviews |
 | 1.6
2,255 reviews
| Available in 47 states and Washington, D.C. Guarantees repairs for duration of contract. Covers up to 18 systems and appliances, including electronics like smartphones. Low coverage caps on some systems and appliances. | Read reviews |
 | 1.6
2,011 reviews
| Offers plans in Nevada, Arizona, Utah, Texas, Oregon and Idaho. Prices vary, but expect to pay around $61.25 per month for a combo plan. Deductibles are $70 or $100. Pest control, re-key and termite coverage included. | Read reviews |
 | 1.1
3,983 reviews
| Offers two combination plans that cover more than 20 systems and appliances. Pricing starts at $48.33 with deductibles of $75 and $100. Drywall, doorbell and burglar and fire alarms are included in coverage. | Read reviews |
 | 1.1
6,671 reviews
| Provides coverage for major systems and appliances. Premiums range from around $19 to $50 per month with an $85 to $125 deductible. Kitchen-only plan and roof leak coverage available. Offers structural warranties for new homes. | Read reviews |
 | 1.2
313 reviews
| Provides multiple plan options in nine states for existing homes and new construction. Deductibles vary by state, but expect to pay around $75. Offers optional add-on coverage for special items, including roof leak repair. | Read reviews |
 | 1.2
1,905 reviews
| Offers two plans covering select systems and appliances. Costs start at $87.42, with a standard service call fee of $75. Coverage options vary by location. Add-on coverage is also available. | Read reviews |
 | 1.1
294 reviews
| Offers in-home service for repairs of qualifying appliances. The Service Protection Advantage plan, which provides extended warranties for any GE appliances, is provided through Assurant, Inc. | Read reviews |
 | 1.0
811 reviews
| Choose from two plans to cover systems and appliances. Available add-ons include roof coverage. Premiums vary by state, but expect to pay about $50 per month for standard coverage, with deductibles from $65 to $125. | Read reviews |
 | 1.1
867 reviews
| Offers three home protection plans for residents of Nevada, Texas and Arizona. Premiums vary by state, but expect to pay from $32 per month to $59 per month. Deductibles are $69. Some home maintenance services included. | Read reviews |
 | 1.0
380 reviews
| Offers home warranty packages for basic appliances and major systems. Pay around $50 a month for a combo plan and $75 per service visit. 90-day guarantee on parts and 30-day guarantee for labor. | Read reviews |
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You likely wouldn’t want to go without air conditioning during a hot Phoenix summer, so it’s worth making sure your home’s cooling system is covered by a home warranty plan. Consider what other risks your home has and shop for coverage accordingly.
A good way to find the right coverage is to identify which home systems (like that crucial air conditioner) or appliances you wouldn’t want to go without. Major home systems and appliances can be expensive to fix, and having to delay repairs while you save money is often uncomfortable. Relying on a home warranty to help minimize repair costs is a smart move for your Arizona home.
Narrow your options to home warranty companies in Arizona with good reputations, then request a quote from each so you can compare pricing. If you're getting a quote over the phone, be sure to ask for details about the contract’s length and terms, as well as specific information on coverage and limitations.
Arizona law requires home warranty companies to meet certain standards in order to operate in the state. These standards are fairly loose, mostly requiring that companies write their contracts in clear language and disclose the full extent of coverage and costs.
A home warranty can also help you sell your home if you’re in a competitive market.
However, home warranty contracts in Arizona must also allow for cancellation and provide a prorated refund, minus benefits paid and administrative expenses (which may not exceed the lesser of $75 or 10% of the plan’s purchase price). This can come in handy if you ever need to cancel your contract.
Arizona's home warranty companies may also need a permit from the state’s Department of Insurance and Financial Institutions (DIFI). You can search for a company's license information or file a grievance on DIFI’s website.
Home warranty plans in Arizona usually cost between roughly $30 and $65 per month, based on quotes from our top picks. You can generally request a free quote from a company for pricing specific to your address, and comparing quotes is a great way to find a good deal.
It depends. If you’re buying a home, a home warranty can ease your worries about hidden problems with its appliances or systems. If you’re an existing homeowner, a home warranty is a good option when you expect significant repair bills or want to reduce the risk of unexpected expenses.
However, there’s no guarantee that your home warranty will pay for itself, so make sure you shop around and consider your options before signing up.
In a real estate transaction, the seller typically pays for the home warranty if it's offered as part of the contract. However, if no warranty is offered by the seller, it's up to the buyer to purchase the coverage they want.
If you’re already a homeowner, you’d typically pay for your own coverage too.
ConsumerAffairs carefully collects in-depth, verified reviews to tell each customer’s experience with a company. We believe customer experiences are a crucial indicator when evaluating companies, so these reviews are a significant factor when selecting our top picks.
To choose the top home warranty companies in Arizona, we started with the 26 popular providers listed in our main home warranty guide. First, we narrowed it down to the ones available in Arizona. We then weighted several key features to get our final rankings:
It's up to you to decide whether a home warranty is a worthwhile investment, and the answer will depend on your budget, your long-term financial plans and the risk of your home needing repairs in the near future. Compare home warranty companies, then request a quote to check pricing. You'll also want to pay close attention to the warranty's coverage to ensure it includes everything you need.
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