Company Info

A Fidelity National Home Warranty (FNHW) provides both the homebuyer and seller with "peace of mind" when it comes to repairs and/or replacement of a home's major systems and appliances. At FNHW we pride ourselves on superior customer service, including quick response time and efficient solutions for homeowners' problems and needs. The home owner only makes one call and pays only one small service fee when a problem or repair need arises.

Why Fidelity National Home Warranty?

• Over 25 years of industry experience
• Dedicated local sales staff and local service providers
• Financial strength and backing of our parent company, Fidelity National Financial, Inc.
• Service representatives who are trained to help solve your problems over the phone, if possible
• Service work that is guaranteed – without an additional service fee (30 days labor/90 days parts)
• Continuous and consistent customer service training
• Proactive monitoring of appointments and repair status through our automated tracking system - an innovation in the industry – in order to resolve any service issues that may arise
• An excellent service track record that speaks for itself!

History of the Company

Fidelity National Home Warranty began in January 1995 as Alliance Home Warranty and was acquired by Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (FNF) on August 14, 1998.

In March of 2000, FNF acquired Chicago Title, which included Chicago Home Warranty. The two home warranty companies merged in January of 2001 under the Fidelity National Home Warranty license. The management team offers more than 100 years of home warranty experience. Fidelity National Home Warranty currently operates in California, Arizona, Nevada, Texas, Colorado, Washington and Oregon, with expansion plans for several other states.

Financial Strength

Fidelity National Home Warranty is owned by Fidelity National Financial, Inc. (FNF). FNF was honored when Fortune Magazine included FNF in its Fortune 500 List, a first for FNF. FNF was also included in the Forbes Platinum 400 List of America's 400 best big companies for the second consecutive year. In addition, the FNF stock was added to the S&P MidCap 400 Index, moving up from the S&P Small Cap 600.