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Attention ALL Homeowners!~What You May Pay Without A Home Warranty!

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Real Estate Technology with Sentry Security Systems of Kansas City

Cost Comparison Not Having A Home Warranty

Below is a comparison of what you would expect to pay to have a home system or appliance fixed or replaced without a home warranty. We think you will agree, getting a home warranty is essential to budgeting for those expensive repair or replace situations.

What You May Pay Without A Home Warranty*
Home System/Appliance If Repaired If Replaced

Air Conditioning $100 - $750 $1,000 - $3,500
Ceiling Fan $75 - $150 $125 - $175
Clothes Dryer $100 - $200 $325 - $575
Clothes Washer $100 - $250 $350 - $650
Cooktop $100 - $200 $275 - $500
Dishwasher $100 - $200 $325 - $650
Electrical System $125 - $300 $500 - $1,350
Evaporative Cooler Unit $100 - $250 $475 - $1,400
Garbage Disposal $100 - $145 $150 - $300
Garage Door Opener $135 - $225 $175 - $350
Heating System $100 - $250 $1,200 - $3,100
Hot Water Heater $100 - $200 $375 - $600
Microwave Oven $100 - $300 $350 - $725
Plumbing System $100 - $425 $450 - $1,800
Pool / Spa $200 - $600 $725 - $1,475
Range/Oven $125 - $375 $375 - $1,500
Refrigerator $100 - $400 $450 - $1,450
Trash Compactor $100 - $275 $325 - $550

*Disclaimer: These are only estimates based on our survey of nationwide major outlets, internet resources, home warranty information, and a major repair service. Your survey may differ. The odds and numbers will vary between states. We did not consult eBay.
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Tiffany Saunders

(913) 314-4030 Direct

TiffanySellsHomes@live.com

 

 

 

 

Richard Shuman
The Only B.S. I Have is from the University of Massachusetts - Lake Mary, FL
Real Estate Broker - Orlando Area - Love Referrals

great post - we give our buyers a home warranty just to make sure these repairs don't become a problem!

 

Sep 05, 2010 04:07 AM
Steve Merson 512 412 1621
Keller Williams Realty - Austin, TX
CNE, e-PRO

Hi Tiffany,

Thank you for that post. Yes, it is so important that buyers get a home warranty and I usually request the seller to pay for it.

Enjoy the rest of your Labor Day weekend.

Steve

Sep 05, 2010 04:21 AM