Sheet 16 of 50 · KS
Home warranty rules in Kansas
What the trade sells as a home warranty is, in law, a service contract: a paid promise to repair or replace named home systems and appliances. Kansas's statute calls it a "service contract". It is not a builder's or manufacturer's warranty and it is not homeowners insurance; the contract you receive governs.
Facts read on state pages; sheet drawn October 16, 2026.
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The rules, in plain words
- Selling and administering service contracts is not the business of insurance and is exempt from regulation under the insurance code (chapter 40). Source.
- The definition expressly covers repair or replacement of structural components, appliances or utility systems of residential property. Source.
- Exempt contracts may not include consequential damages unless the damages come from failed repair work. They also may not include coverage that belongs in a property or liability policy. Source.
The roster
We found no roster that Kansas publishes for home service contract companies. If the state starts one, this sheet will print it as the state's own list on its own date. Registration, where a state keeps it, is not a quality rating.
Before you sign, in any state
- Ask for the full contract, not the brochure, and read the exclusions page first.
- Find the waiting period and the service call fee in the contract itself.
- Find the company that pays claims (the obligor) by name, and check that name on the state list if there is one.
- Note the cancellation terms and how a refund is figured.
Sources for this sheet
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