Home Warranty Plans
Coverage You Can Count On

A home warranty usually covers the repair or assists with replacement of essential home systems and appliances that fail due to routine wear and tear. This can typically include major components such as:

• Kitchen Appliances: Refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers, and more.
• HVAC Systems: Heating, ventilation, and air conditioning units.
• Plumbing: Pipes, water heaters, plumbing stoppages, and related systems.
• Electrical Systems: Wiring, circuit breakers, and other electrical components.

Some plans may also offer optional coverage for items like pool and spa equipment, well pumps, and additional appliances. It's important to review your specific policy for detailed coverage information, as plans and providers can vary significantly. Get a quick quote and see what’s covered.

To file a claim, follow these general steps:

Contact Tribus Home Warranty: Reach out to us as soon as you notice a problem. With just a simple phone call, we’ll assist with getting a qualified technician to you fast.

Submit Details: Provide a detailed description of the issue, including which covered item is affected and any relevant information about the problem.

Verify Coverage: We will review your policy to ensure the issue is covered under your plan. We may ask additional questions or request documentation to process your claim.

Finalize Service: Once the claim is approved, we will coordinate with the repair technician to complete the repair.

Repairs are generally initiated within 24 to 48 hours of filing a claim, depending on technician availability and the specifics of the repair. We strive to address issues promptly, but certain factors like part availability or appointment scheduling during high-demand periods can affect timing. Ask for precise details on repair timelines related to your claim when talking to a Tribus service representative.

Yes, most home warranty plans can be transferred to new homeowners if you sell your home. This is often seen as an added selling point, offering the buyer peace of mind knowing the home's systems and appliances are protected under the existing warranty. Typically, transferring the warranty is a straightforward process, but it's essential to notify Tribus about the change in ownership and follow any specific procedures they may have. Check the terms of your policy or contact Tribus for detailed transfer instructions and any associated fees.