Coverage for the hot water your home depends on

Yes. SureBright Protection Plans are available for eligible gas, electric, tankless, heat pump, and point-of-use water heaters from many leading brands, provided the product is eligible at the time of purchase.

Usually, yes. If your water heater stops heating because of a mechanical or electrical breakdown, such as a failed heating element, thermostat, gas control valve, igniter, or electronic control board, your SureBright Protection Plan helps cover eligible repairs.

Yes. You have 90 days after purchase or installation to add a SureBright Protection Plan. Just keep your proof of purchase or installation handy.

It depends on the source of the leak. If a failed internal valve, fitting, or other covered component causes the leak, it may be covered. Leaks caused by tank corrosion, plumbing connections, or installation issues aren't covered, and damage to your home from the leak isn't covered under the plan.

Considering that a single repair like a heat exchanger replacement or gas control valve repair can cost hundreds of dollars, and a replacement can cost several thousand, a protection plan often pays for itself with one covered claim.

Yes. SureBright Anywhere covers eligible water heaters from all major manufacturers, including Rheem, A. O. Smith, Rinnai, Navien, Bradford White, Bosch, Noritz, State, GE, Whirlpool, and many others.

If repairing your water heater isn't practical or economical, SureBright Anywhere will provide a comparable replacement or reimburse you up to your plan's coverage limit.

Absolutely. SureBright Anywhere covers eligible water heaters purchased from any U.S. retailer or professional installer.

Manufacturer warranties generally cover factory defects for a limited period. SureBright Anywhere continues protecting your water heater against eligible mechanical and electrical failures after the manufacturer's coverage ends.

Standard exclusions include normal wear (like slow anode rod deterioration over years), maintenance-related issues (like sediment buildup from skipped flushes), damage from improper installation, and cosmetic damage. Mechanical and electrical failures, including wear-related component failures, are covered.