Help for Household Breakdowns, One Home at a Time

A dishwasher that quits. An AC that won't start. A home warranty can help with breakdowns from everyday wear.

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What a home warranty does

A Plan for the Parts That Simply Wear Out

A home warranty is a service plan for the things you use daily, like the furnace or the oven. If a listed item wears out from normal use, your plan may cover the repair.

  • Tied to the items your plan names
  • Meant for everyday wear, not accidents
  • Most plans begin after a short waiting period
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What a Plan May Include

Each plan has its own list. These six areas are the ones homeowners ask me about first, and your plan shows which of them apply to you.

Full Coverage List

Heating & Cooling

A furnace blowing cold air, or an AC that never cools.

Plumbing

Slow pipe leaks, stuck valves, or a toilet that drips.

Electrical

Dead outlets, a switch that quit, or tired old wiring.

Water Heater

Cold showers, or a water tank that stopped heating up.

Kitchen Appliances

A warm fridge, or a dishwasher that won't drain fully.

Laundry

A washer that won't spin, or a dryer that has no heat.

Give the Furnace and Fridge a Backup Plan

Signup takes a few minutes. Start now, so the next breakdown doesn't catch you off guard.

Get Started
From request to repair

How a Service Request Moves Along

Three plain steps, start to finish, so you always know what comes next.

Start Your Plan
01

Send a request

Share what stopped working and when you first noticed it.

02

Get matched

A qualified local technician is matched to check the item.

03

Get it sorted

If the item is covered, it is repaired or replaced based on your plan.

Homeowners Share How It Went

"The dryer quit with a big load of towels inside. I sent a request, and a local tech had it heating up again."
Glen S.Dryer repair
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"I was not sure an old fridge could go on a plan. It could, and the list showed me exactly what was included."
Bev T.Kitchen appliances
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"When the AC stopped cooling, all I did was describe the problem. The tech who came by took care of the rest."
Lyle M.Cooling repair
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"My water heater went cold on a Monday morning. The request was simple, and the repair went without any fuss."
Joanne F.Water heater repair
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"The dishwasher stopped draining. It was repaired rather than swapped, which made sense for its age and wear."
Russ B.Dishwasher repair
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"Every item on my plan is spelled out clearly, so I knew the furnace was listed long before it ever acted up."
Trudy N.Heating system
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Plan questions, answered plainly

Things Homeowners Ask Me Most

Often, yes. Age alone rarely rules it out, as long as the appliance still works when your coverage starts.

Most plans set a short waiting period after signup. A breakdown during that window usually isn't included.

You describe the problem in your service request, and a qualified local technician is matched to check it.

Most covered items get repaired first. A replacement can come up if a repair won't do, based on your plan.

It can. Simple care like changing filters helps, and skipped upkeep can affect how any request is handled.

Damage from storms, spills, pests, or misuse isn't listed. Roofs and structural parts usually sit outside.