Nobeus Home WarrantyNobeusHome Warranty

For first-time home and condo buyers in Texas AND ARIZONA WITH MORE STATES COMING SOON!

A home warranty thatpays what it says.

Nobeus exists because a covered repair should not end with a bill you did not agree to. Realistic limits, plain-language contracts, and the service fee printed next to the price — every time.

Fully self-service. No required sales call, ever.

First-time buyers standing in the living room of their new Texas home

What it costs

  • Systems$49/mo
  • Complete$69/mo
  • Premium$89/mo
Service fee$79/visit

Who it is for

Built for the people who get hurt worst by a bad contract.

A young couple reviewing home paperwork at their kitchen counter
  • First house, first HVAC bill

    You closed on a house and inherited systems you did not choose, with no service history and no idea what a compressor costs.

  • First condo, unclear boundaries

    Your association handles the roof and the common elements. What sits inside your unit is yours — and that is exactly what we cover.

  • No repair cushion yet

    The down payment took the savings. A $6,000 surprise in year one is the difference between homeownership working and not.

The problem we refuse

Residual cost is when your warranty pays part of a covered repair and hands you the rest.

$380

What the provider limited its exposure to on the claim.

$1,200

What the household still had to pay to finish the repair.

Court

A court found the contract had been violated.

That is the case that started this company. Not a marketing story — a repair that was covered on paper and still cost the household another twelve hundred dollars. Nobeus was built to make that outcome structurally difficult: limits set at real repair cost, one flat service fee, and claim outcomes written in language you can hold us to.

A repair invoice and calculator on a kitchen table

What we do differently

Four commitments, each one checkable against the contract.

  • 01

    Realistic limits, no artificial low caps

    Our per-event limits are set where Texas repairs actually land — up to $10,000 on heating and cooling on Premium — and the full schedule is one tap away, on the plan page and inside your portal.

    See the limit schedule
  • 02

    Immediate coverage when there is no warranty gap

    If your manufacturer's warranty ends the day your contract starts, there is no waiting period. Where a gap exists, a 30-day eligibility period applies and we say so before you pay.

    Read the coverage rule
  • 03

    Plain-language contracts

    The sample contract is published in full before checkout, in the same words we use in marketing. If a bullet on this site contradicts the form, the form is what we fix.

    Read the sample contract
  • 04

    Limit reached is not the same as denied

    Every claim closes with one of four labels: approved, limit reached with the amount applied, need more info, or denied with a plain reason and the contract section it comes from. Fortunately, denied is rarely the end to the story. We work with you and the contractor to find a solution, if it is there we'll find it. 

    How claims work

What it costs

Three plans. One flat service fee. Both numbers, every time.

$79 per service visit — on every plan

Systems

$49/mo

+ $79 per service visit

Core home systems only — heating, cooling, electrical, plumbing, water heater.

Realistic limits — no artificial low caps.

Aggregate limit $14,000 per contract year

What is covered

Complete

$69/mo

+ $79 per service visit

Everything in Systems plus the kitchen and laundry appliances a household depends on.

Realistic limits — no artificial low caps.

Aggregate limit $20,000 per contract year

What is covered

Premium

$89/mo

+ $79 per service visit

Everything in Complete plus secondary systems, code-required parts and a second AC unit.

Realistic limits — no artificial low caps.

Aggregate limit $28,000 per contract year

What is covered
Compare all three plans

The service fee is paid when a covered service visit is performed — never at signup.

How a claim actually goes

You should be able to predict the outcome before you file.

A technician inspecting an outdoor air conditioning condenser unit
  1. Step 1

    File in the portal

    Pick the item, tell us when it failed, add photos for major systems. Two minutes on a phone.

  2. Step 2

    We check it against your plan version

    The same limits you saw at signup are the ones applied — stamped to your contract at bind.

  3. Step 3

    A network contractor is assigned

    You pay the $79 service fee when the visit happens. Nothing before that.

  4. Step 4

    The claim closes with a real label

    Approved, limit reached with the amount applied, need more info, or denied with the contract section quoted.

Need the detail? Read how claims work, including what "limit reached" means and how to appeal a decision.

Where we can service a claim

Texas and Arizona first — with more states coming soon.

We will not sell coverage in a ZIP code where we cannot get a licensed contractor to your door. Check your state and ZIP before you spend time on an application. If we are not there yet, leave an email and that is all we do with it — one message when coverage opens.