Best Home Warranties in Nevada

We compared 36 companies and chose the top home warranty providers

    • Best overall
      American Home Shield
      3.7(108,517)
    • Quick service
      Choice Home Warranty
      4.0(72,417)
    • Claims handling
      First American Home Warranty
      4.0(8,847)
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    Best Home Warranties in Nevada

    We’ve compared top home warranty companies on ratings and reviews, price, coverage, availability and other factors to determine which are best for homeowners in Nevada. What we found: American Home Shield, Choice Home Warranty and First American Home Warranty are the best options in the Silver State.

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    Our 4 Nevada home warranty picks

    1. Best overall: American Home Shield
    2. Best for quick service: Choice Home Warranty
    3. Best claims handling: First American Home Warranty
    4. Best coverage variety: Liberty Home Guard

    Our research team compared dozens of companies and chose our top picks based on factors including available plans, customer reviews, coverage limits and price.

    Read our full methodology for details on how we selected the best home warranty companies. Our picks may be Authorized Partners that compensate us, but this does not affect our recommendations or evaluations. Our publishing policy ensures that the journalistic content and user reviews on ConsumerAffairs remain independent of commercial influences.

    Our 4 Nevada home warranty picks

    Below are our favorite home warranty companies in Nevada, based on local reviews and company offerings.

    Best overall

    American Home Shield

    American Home Shield
    Plans available
    3
    Service fees
    $100 or $125
    Starting costs
    $29.99
    Labor guarantee
    30 days

    American Home Shield has been in business for over 50 years, and it has more than 2 million members nationwide as of publishing. AHS plans include coverage for up to 24 appliances and systems, regardless of their age or maintenance status. Repairs are backed by a 30-day workmanship guarantee. If a covered appliance can’t be repaired, AHS offers a replacement or sends a check for the repair cost.

    We’ve compared this company’s plans based on select coverage items below.

    Nevada reviewers praise AHS for quick dispatch and same-day fixes, friendly techs and an easy claims process with convenient online scheduling. However, some cite slow resolutions during AC outages in extreme heat.

    Angela from Las Vegas said she got the “runaround” from the company: “When I used it for a clogged sink in the kitchen, it took forever to get the first maintenance people to come out. They looked at the issue but didn't try to fix it. … American Home Shield called me and we were on the phone for a while. They told me they cover it and needed to find a company that offers that service. They searched and searched and I waited and waited with a clogged sink. I couldn't use my sink at all. I was washing dishes outside.”

    3x Award Winner
    Selected for having one of the highest satisfaction rates for Best Customer Service, Best Overall Value and Best Overall Process
    Best for quick service

    Choice Home Warranty

    Choice Home Warranty
    Plans available
    2
    Service fees
    $100
    Starting costs
    $46.83
    Labor guarantee
    60 days

    Choice Home Warranty sells home warranty plans in Nevada, and you can file a claim 24/7 by phone or online. In the event of a repair, CHW will dispatch one of its over 25,000 licensed and insured contractors to complete the job. If a covered item needs to be replaced but isn’t available, CHW offers cash payments for the amount of the actual cost.

    We’ve compared this company’s plans based on select coverage items below.

    Nevada reviewers say CHW often assigns contractors quickly with same-day or next-day work. Some report lowball reimbursements for appliances that need to be replaced.

    Some customers mention issues with billing, such as being charged more than the quoted amount or not receiving refunds.

    Best claims handling

    First American Home Warranty

    First American Home Warranty
    Plans available
    3
    Service fees
    $100 or $125
    Starting costs
    $42
    Labor guarantee
    None specified

    First American Home Warranty sells warranty plans with flexible payment and coverage options. Using its online account management system, you can easily request service at any time. After you request service, First American connects you with someone from its network of prescreened, qualified contractors and technicians, who will normally initiate service within 48 hours.

    We’ve compared this company’s plans based on select coverage items below.

    Nevadans often report that FAHW’s reps are professional, responsive and often schedule contractors quickly. Techs are also praised for being polite and efficient. However, slow claim processing is a somewhat common complaint.

    Martin from Las Vegas was unhappy: “We have trying to get our refrigerator fixed since 12/25/23. As of today 5/10/24 it is still not fixed. They contract with cheap companies to save money and these people have no idea what they are doing. They also sent out multiple technicians who would not even touch it because they are not LG certified so we are left waiting and our time has been wasted.”

    2x Award Winner
    Selected for having one of the highest satisfaction rates for Best Customer Service and Best Overall Process
    Best coverage variety

    Liberty Home Guard

    Liberty Home Guard
    Plans available
    3
    Service fees
    $50 to $125
    Starting costs
    $49.99
    Labor guarantee
    60-day workmanship warranty

    Liberty Home Guard offers one of the widest ranges of coverage options in Nevada. The ability to choose from over 30 add-ons lets Nevada homeowners tailor their plan to their exact needs, including extras like pest control and power washing.

    LHG also has more than 10,000 contractors in its network and a 60-day workmanship guarantee.

    Nevada reviewers highlight Liberty’s fast claim approvals and competent technicians. However, some felt that exclusions were hidden in their contract.

    Coverage for electrical and plumbing repairs is capped at $500, which is noticeably lower than many competitors.

    Matt from Las Vegas felt that LHG sold him a policy he’ll never be able to use. “This company sold me a policy for my home that is nearly 50 years old knowing full well they do not cover appliances over than 12 years to be repaired.”

    Home Warranties in Nevada Buyers Guide

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    Simplify your search

    Compare plans tailored to your home & budget.

      Choosing a home warranty company in Nevada is fairly simple as long as you understand what you need covered and how the industry works. Preparing yourself before you start comparing companies is a good way to set yourself up for success and to make the process as easy as possible.

      To learn more about how home warranties work, check out our article on nationwide home warranty coverage.

      Key insights

      The average cost of a home warranty is between $30 and $90 per month, though you might pay more if you get add-ons (like pool coverage).

      Jump to insight

      Given Nevada's extreme heat, it might be smart to prioritize HVAC coverage.

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      In Nevada, home warranty companies are regulated by the Division of Insurance.

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      How much does a home warranty cost in Nevada?

      Based on quotes we received from 22 companies, the average cost of a home warranty is between $30 and $90 per month as of publishing. If you add coverage for certain features, like a swimming pool, expect your costs to fall on the upper end of this range (or higher).

      Some companies offer ways to save money on coverage — e.g., some let you choose a specialty policy for limited coverage. Some also offer discounts for bundling packages or paying in advance, but our quotes don’t reflect that because those options may not be available consistently.

      » LEARN: Home warranty costs

      How to choose a home warranty in Nevada

      Nevada is known for its extremely hot summers. This consistent, intense heat can wear on many home appliances and systems, especially your air conditioning system.

      Pool coverage is almost always an add-on option if it’s available.

      It’s important to find a plan that includes coverage for your HVAC because just one day without air conditioning during a Nevada summer is more than enough — especially as temperatures continue to rise in the state, causing systems to work overtime.

      This coverage isn’t included in all plans, so you need to read the fine print to understand exactly what’s protected and to what extent in the plan you choose. This could mean spending more money on a comprehensive plan or adding a specialty plan that only covers your HVAC.

      If you have a pool on your property to escape the heat, it’s also worth making sure your home warranty covers it. This is less critical than coverage for your air conditioning, but coverage for a pool is usually available as a relatively affordable add-on with most contracts.

      What Nevadans say about home warranties

      In reviews on our site, Nevada homeowners emphasize the importance of comparing warranty companies’ response times, out-of-pocket costs, claim follow-through and annual price hikes.

      Fast response times can make all the difference to policyholders like Benita in Las Vegas: “The response on this service call has been excellent. Actually I'm surprised at the speed this claim is being handled,” she said about her experience.

      Some repairs take persistence, as Angela in Las Vegas encountered. She said it “took forever” to get maintenance on her clogged sink.

      Home warranty regulations in Nevada

      In Nevada, service contracts are regulated by the Division of Insurance, and you can find a list of licensed service contract providers on its website.

      Check to make sure your home warranty company is licensed before signing a contract.

      When you purchase a home warranty in Nevada, your home warranty provider must provide a receipt or written evidence of purchase. Home warranty companies in Nevada are also required to obtain a certificate of registration from the state government and supply proof of financial security. These requirements help make sure you're protected throughout the life of your contract.

      If your warranty provider fails to perform its duties as outlined in your service contract within 60 days of your making a claim, you can apply to have the company’s contractual liability insurance policy do the work, assuming it has one.

      Home warranty companies in Nevada must also maintain transaction records of each contract for at least one year after the contract's expiration, including a description of each claim you made.

      FAQ

      Is a home warranty worth it in Nevada?

      If you’re looking for peace of mind against the high price of home repairs, a home warranty isn’t a bad option. While it’s impossible to guarantee your contract will save you money in the long run (your home may stay in perfect working order), some homeowners do see significant savings, and many people enjoy knowing their homes are covered in case of issues.

      Do home warranty companies let you pick your own contractors?

      This process varies from provider to provider.

      Depending on the home warranty company you choose, you may be able to pick your own contractors for service. However, most companies have their own networks of contractors that they work with. This takes some of the work off your plate, but it can be problematic if the technicians aren’t very good.

      Are home warranties transferable?

      Yes, home warranty coverage is usually transferable to a second owner. A home warranty policy can actually be a nice bonus for the buyer if you’re selling your home.

      Methodology

      The ConsumerAffairs Research Team used a data-backed process informed by expert editorial judgment and verified customer reviews. We started with home warranty companies available in Nevada, then evaluated which performed best for local residents.

      We prioritized real customer experiences in Nevada but also considered national reviews. We discarded companies with fewer than five in-state reviews. Our review evaluation focused on seven satisfaction drivers:

      • Technician quality
      • Customer service
      • Claims handling
      • Punctuality and speed
      • Coverage
      • Value
      • Refunds and payouts

      In addition to reviews, we compared the companies on:

      • Coverage options: We broke down each company’s home warranty plans to ensure they offer multiple coverage options to fit a variety of needs.
      • Plan flexibility: Customizing a plan can tailor it to your needs and help you save money. We checked to see what customization options each company offers, including the ability to select a service fee and the number and cost of add-on coverages.
      • Cost: Costs for home warranty plans vary based on the size of the home and the type of coverage, but we confirmed our top picks’ prices are competitive in the home warranty industry.
      • Service call fee: We looked at the service fee each company charges to send a technician to your house to ensure our top picks are in line with industry standards.
      • Service guarantee: The longer a company guarantees its repairs, the more protection you get if the same issue comes back. We considered how each provider backs its workmanship.
      Guide sources

      ConsumerAffairs writers primarily rely on government data, industry experts and original research from other reputable publications to inform their work. Specific sources for this guide include:

      1. Natural Resources Defense Council, “Nevada Heat Waves: Why, Where, and How to Stay Safe.” Accessed Sept. 30, 2025.
      2. Nevada Division of Insurance, “Service Contract Provider.” Accessed Sept. 30, 2025.
      3. Nevada Division of Insurance, “Service Contracts.” Accessed Sept. 30, 2025.
      4. Nevada Legislature, “CHAPTER 690C - SERVICE CONTRACTS.” Accessed Sept. 30, 2025.

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