Indiana homeowners know cold winters can strain heating systems just as much as humid summers can overwork air conditioning units. When hot summers and cold winters wear down your appliances, an APHW home warranty may help provide a clear path to repairing or replacing your home appliances. Explore common claims our home warranties in Indiana cover. 

HVAC System Claims

Heating and cooling systems are a common source of home warranty claims in Indiana. These systems are subject to the extreme heat and cold throughout the year, and they often wear down or break entirely as a result. APHW covers many different components across these systems, including:

  • Central air conditioning motors, thermostats, fuses, breakers, and wiring
  • Centrally ducted heating systems including electric, gas, oil, and steam
  • Ductwork, interior gas lines, thermostats, relays, and wiring
  • Heat exchangers, electric heat pumps, burners, circuit boards, igniters, and gas valves
  • Baseboard convectors, pumps, motors, switches, and heating elements

Plumbing System Claims

Any kind of plumbing issue can cause significant disruption to your home. APHW offers coverage for many common plumbing repairs, such as:

  • Water and sewer pipes between the home's foundation and the main pipe
  • Locating pipe stoppages or collapses, including excavation and backfilling
  • Repair and replacement of affected pipes
  • Clearing of stoppages

It is important to note that frozen pipes, blockages from tree roots or foreign objects, and landscaping replacement are not covered. For more information about our coverage for plumbing claims, please review the APHW Basic Coverage Details.

Electrical System Claims

An electrical system failure can disrupt every facet of your daily life while also causing major safety concerns for you and your family. APHW home warranties can give you the coverage you need for failures in:

  • Wiring, panels, and circuit breakers
  • Switches and electrical connections within the home
  • Attic and exhaust fan motors, switches, controls, and blades

Kitchen Appliance Claims

APHW covers several major kitchen appliances under the standard plan, including components such as:

  • Built-in dishwasher: pump, motor, timers, spray arm, control board, and more
  • Free-standing range, built-in oven, and cooktop mechanical and electrical components
  • Kitchen refrigerator compressor, up to $1,000
  • Built-in microwave components
  • Garbage disposal components

APHW Offers Peace of Mind for Indiana Homeowners

When something breaks down in your home, the last thing you want to learn is that you need to pay for all of the costs out of your own pocket. APHW’s Indiana home warranty plans cover more than 26 home systems and appliances, let you choose any licensed contractor for repairs, and has a quick and simple claims process. 

No home inspection is required to enroll. Request a free quote online or call 800-648-5006 to find the right plan for your home.

Terms and conditions apply. Coverage varies by plan. Refer to your service agreement for full details.

Frequently Asked Questions

What May Not Be Covered by a Home Warranty in Indiana?

Home warranties typically cover many breakdowns resulting from normal wear and tear of covered systems and appliances, subject to plan terms, conditions, and exclusions. APHW’s Homeowner Terms & Conditions can give you more information about what is not included in coverage; make sure to download the complete document. 

How Do I File a Home Warranty Claim With APHW?

If you ever need to file a claim with APHW, you can contact us by phone or use the online APHW Claim Center to receive a claim number.  From there, choose your licensed contractor to confirm the issue; then APHW will work with the contractor to complete the service. If the claim is approved, APHW can coordinate payment with the contractor for covered repairs, and you may be responsible for any applicable service fee and any non-covered costs. You can pay your contractor directly if they prefer, and APHW can reimburse eligible covered amounts. 

How Can Homeowners Reduce the Risk of Covered System and Appliance Breakdowns?

Regular maintenance is the best way to prolong the life of any appliance or system in your home. Be sure to regularly change your HVAC filters, get your heating and cooling systems serviced regularly, keep your drains clear, and avoid overloading your appliances to keep things running smoothly longer.