Home Protection Plan 2026
Download and print the full Home Warranty of the Midwest Home Protection Plan for 2026–2027, the same document we hand buyers and sellers at our Winner office.
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Home Warranty of the Midwest prides itself on providing the best value in the home warranty industry, making our Home Protection Plan the home warranty of choice wherever we do business.
Confidence and peace of mind through financial protection of the repairs and replacements required to keep your home's mechanical systems and appliances in normal operating condition.
It's separate from homeowner's insurance. Insurance covers damage from events — fire, hail, storms. A home warranty covers what breaks from normal use.
Ductwork, furnace and heating components that fail from normal wear.
Compressor, condenser and air handling equipment.
Interior plumbing lines, stoppages, and the water heater.
Interior wiring, panels, breakers, switches and outlets.
Built-in range, oven, cooktop, dishwasher, disposal and microwave.
Available as covered items on the Home Protection Plan.
Attached fans, garage door openers and other mechanicals.
Well pump, septic, and other coverage options — see the plan PDF.
Covered items, dollar limits, service fees and exclusions are defined in the Home Protection Plan document — always read the plan PDF before you buy.
A new-to-you home comes with systems you haven't lived with yet. A warranty turns a surprise furnace failure into a service-call fee.
The complete plan document from Home Warranty of the Midwest — coverage, limits, service fees and exclusions.
Download and print the full Home Warranty of the Midwest Home Protection Plan for 2026–2027, the same document we hand buyers and sellers at our Winner office.
Download and print PDFA single furnace or central air replacement usually costs more than several years of coverage. Call us and we'll tell you honestly whether the home you're buying or selling is a good candidate — sometimes it isn't.
The questions Winner, South Dakota buyers and sellers ask us most about warranty coverage.
Homeowner's insurance covers damage from events — fire, hail, wind, water intrusion. A home warranty covers the mechanical systems and appliances that break down from normal use and age. Most homeowners carry both; they do not overlap.
We'll match the right plan to the home and time the coverage to your closing date.