Home warranty
in Colorado.
Colorado regulates home warranty service contracts in Part 9 of the real estate article of its statutes.
Colorado regulates home warranty service contracts in Part 9 of the real estate article of its statutes. Every contract must list all exclusions and limits, including any preexisting-condition exclusion, plus the repair time frame, an exact end date and whether it can be transferred. Since July 1, 2024, a contract issued or renewed that covers replacing a gas furnace, boiler, water heater, stove or other gas appliance must let you choose an electric replacement, such as a heat pump. Any extra cost for the appliance itself is capped at the difference in retail price. A home warranty company can't require you to buy a contract to buy, sell or refinance a home. Nor can a lender make one a condition of a purchase loan.
