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Home Protection of America warranty plans stands out for several reasons. The first is their all-inclusive pricing. Under most plans, customers do not pay a service fee or deductible when a contractor completes a repair. Home Protection of America also allows customers to choose their own service contractors, provided the contractor is licensed and insured. Lastly, Home Protection of America doesn't put a cap on the number of claims you can make in a single year.
However, total plan benefits are capped at $10,000. If you have exceeded your benefit limit, the company can choose not to renew your plan. That's how the company limits its exposure.
Given that Home Protection of America warranties are priced a little higher than similar warranties, it's important to consider whether the total amount of protection you can expect to receive is worth the higher cost of coverage.