Home Warranty
What is a Home Warranty with Pool Coverage?
Protect your pool from unexpected breakdowns with home warranty pool coverage, and learn what is covered under an AHS home warranty pool add-on.
Protect your pool from unexpected breakdowns with home warranty pool coverage, and learn what is covered under an AHS home warranty pool add-on.
If you live in a warm climate, a pool is the ultimate luxury to help you get through the hot summer days. The occasional dip is a great way to cool yourself off and relax after a long day at work or on a lazy weekend. However, pools have many moving parts and can be a lot of work to maintain. Unexpected breakdowns of your pool pump, sweep, or other components can put your pool out of commission.
Save yourself some frustration by making sure you have a home warranty with pool equipment coverage, which can help ease your worries and protect your budget when covered parts of your pool equipment malfunction.
A home warranty from American Home Shield is designed to meet the needs of every homeowner. Choose from the following plans based on your budget and household:
Learn more about what’s covered under a home warranty.
Home warranty pool coverage is available as add-on coverage to any of our plans. We provide built-in pool and spa equipment coverage for the aboveground components and parts of the heating, pumping, and filtration system, including:
We understand that homeowners often inherit pool and spa systems, as well as other covered appliances and home systems from the home’s previous owner and likely do not have a record of prior maintenance repairs. Unlike some other home warranty providers, American Home Shield does not require homeowners to keep meticulous maintenance records of their pool, and we cover items regardless of their age.
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If the leak is due to the malfunction of a covered, above-ground component, your add-on coverage will help cover the cost to repair or replace that component. However, if your pool leak is due to a malfunction of the liner or other structural elements of the pool that aren’t covered by your home warranty, you will need to pay for those repairs yourself. When your pool leaks, it’s important to find it as soon as possible, so it doesn’t become a big problem.
The structural features of your pool may be covered under a builder’s warranty for a specified period after your pool is constructed. For example, many fiberglass pool shells are guaranteed for at least 25 years, while the gel surface coat is often guaranteed for about 15 years.
If your pool has a vinyl liner, you could have both a manufacturer’s warranty on the liner itself and a workmanship guarantee on the quality of the installation. Concrete pools are typically covered by a workmanship guarantee since the builder usually pours the concrete.
Spa and pool systems are complex, and even the best home warranty for pool coverage doesn’t cover everything. Some components of your pool and spa are not covered, including underground components (including pipes and wiring), lights, liners, structural defects, jets, fountains, waterfalls and their pumping systems, heat pump pool heaters or any other type of pool heater that isn't powered by anything other than electricty, pool cover and related equipment, fuel storage tanks, and more. For more specific details about what is and isn’t covered, visit our Pools & Inground Spas Equipment Coverage page.
Homeowners insurance with pool coverage does not usually cover issues like breakdowns due to natural wear and tear. If you have a pool, a home warranty is necessary for peace of mind when equipment components inevitably malfunction. An American Home Shield® home warranty helps cover what homeowners insurance doesn’t. Learn more about the difference between homeowners insurance and a home warranty.
Enjoy your pool all summer long without worrying about expensive, surprise pool repair bills that can impact your budget. Learn more about American Home Shield® pools and spa equipment warranty coverage and compare home warranty costs and plans today
AHS assumes no responsibility, and specifically disclaims all liability, for your use of any and all information contained herein.
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