Our research team vetted 19 home warranty companies that are rated by more than 295 customers in Oregon. Read our guide to choose the best home warranty in Oregon for you by comparing plans, contract lengths and service fees.
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
| Company | Customer rating | About | Learn More |
|---|---|---|---|
 | 4.0
67,561 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 |
 | 4.0
11,663 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
1,696 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
8,642 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. | Read reviews |
 | 3.8
105,119 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 |
 | 3.3
2,575 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 |
 | 3.1
956 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 |
 | 3.2
541 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. | Read reviews |
 | 2.6
14,613 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 |
 | 2.3
1,924 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 |
 | 2.2
2,248 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 |
 | 1.3
309 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 |
 | 1.4
1,901 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
3,975 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
6,664 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 |
 | 1.1
290 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 |
 | 1.1
810 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 |
 | 1.0
2,008 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 |
 | 1.0
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 |
Below are our favorite home warranty companies in Oregon, based on local reviews and company offerings.
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Home warranties don’t cover weather events in the way homeowners insurance does, but your environment can put extra wear and tear on your property. For most homeowners in Oregon, a general policy may be all that’s needed. However, for homeowners in areas with more specific weather concerns, certain policies may be more important.
For example, Mount Hood Village and Altamont experience a lot more snowfall than other cities in the state, so homeowners there will probably want to make sure their policies cover their heating systems (and have a high coverage limit). Roof leak coverage wouldn’t be a bad idea, either.
» MORE: Cost to repair a roof leak
Conversely, people on the eastern side of Oregon might prefer to focus coverage on their air conditioning since it’s likely to take more of a beating, keeping up with the hotter summers.
Consider what’s important to you, your home and your daily life, then make sure your warranty covers those items to an extent you feel financially comfortable with.
If you’re buying, selling or living in an existing home in Oregon, a home warranty is optional. However, there are some regulations for companies offering home warranties (called “home service agreements” in Oregon law):
The Oregon Division of Financial Regulation administers these laws. If you believe a licensed warranty company has failed to follow state guidelines, you can file a grievance there.
Oregon residents usually pay between $36 and $90 per month for a home warranty plan from one of our top picks, not including add-ons or discounts.
Plans on the higher end of the range often include lower service fees and a longer list of covered components. They may also have higher coverage limits or additional features.
A home warranty is sometimes worth it, but not always. In some cases, a home warranty can save you hundreds or thousands of dollars on unexpected repairs or replacements. Other times, you may end up spending more on your plan than you would have on fixes. Balance your risks and budget to decide if a home warranty is right for you.
Many people find that the peace of mind these plans provide is worth the expense regardless.
Generally speaking, home warranty regulations are left to state governments. However, different states handle home warranties differently.
In Oregon, home warranty companies are overseen by the Division of Financial Regulation (DFR), which administers laws put in place by the Oregon Legislative Assembly.
Other states use different organizations (often their departments of insurance) to monitor warranty companies and carry out the state legislature’s laws.
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 Oregon, we started with the 26 popular providers listed in our main home warranty guide. First, we narrowed it down to the ones available in Oregon. We then weighted several key features to get our final rankings:
Buying a home warranty in Oregon can be a great decision if you’re smart about your purchase. So, make sure you’re getting the best bang for your buck by doing your research and comparing companies.
A great place to start is our national home warranty buyers guide. You may also find our article on home warranty costs useful.
» MORE: What does a home warranty cover?
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:
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