Covered Repairs for the Things Your House Runs On

Heating, plumbing, wiring and major appliances wear out from normal use. A home warranty helps get them repaired.

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Repairs Without the Usual Scramble

A home warranty is a service plan for the parts of your house that wear down. When a covered item fails, you send one request, and I keep each step clear.

  • A furnace that won't kick on in a chilly house
  • A water heater that sends out nothing but cold
  • A washer that stops with a tub full of water
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What a Plan Can Look After

Heating, Cooling & Power

  • Furnace and heat pump
  • Central air conditioner
  • Ductwork and blower
  • Main electrical panel
  • Wiring, outlets and switches

Water & Plumbing

  • Tank or tankless water heater
  • Leaking supply pipes
  • Clogged drain lines
  • Toilet tanks and valves
  • Garbage disposal

Kitchen & Laundry

  • Refrigerator and ice maker
  • Range, oven and cooktop
  • Dishwasher and built-in microwave
  • Clothes washer
  • Clothes dryer

What Homeowners Say After a Repair

The furnace quit lighting while the house was getting chillier. I sent a request online, and a local tech replaced the worn igniter.

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Ignatius P.

Homeowner

My dishwasher kept leaving water pooled at the bottom. Describing it was simple, and the technician found a failed drain pump there.

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Margery L.

Homeowner

I liked seeing every covered item listed by name. When my water heater stopped heating, I already knew it was covered under my plan.

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Stellan K.

Homeowner

A breaker in my kitchen kept on tripping. The technician traced it to worn wiring behind an outlet and handled the repair with care.

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Percival D.

Homeowner

My dryer ran but never got warm. I sent one request, got matched with a nearby technician, and a new heating element went in for me.

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Eloise T.

Homeowner

The central air started blowing warm air in a stuffy house. Getting help felt calm and organized, and the blower motor got repaired.

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Isadora W.

Homeowner

Questions Homeowners Ask

No. Describe what you notice, and the technician finds the cause.

Yes, as long as they work properly when coverage starts.

Some plans move to a replacement when a repair won't work.

Issues that existed before coverage, storm or pest damage, and cosmetic wear.

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Give Your Home a Backup Plan for Breakdowns

Sign up online, choose the coverage that suits your house, and I will be here when a covered item needs a repair.

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