Yes. It makes sense because home repairs and construction cost a lot to fix, and nobody expects everything to go perfect for the duration of their time living in a house. Plus, there's usually an exit clause in the contract so you can opt out if circumstances change before your contract is up. I guess it could depend on where you live and what kind of contractor rates are like over there - but that's pretty much the only variable I can think of that might affect whether or not extending a home warranty is worth it.