Kitchen appliances
The refrigerator, range, built in microwave and dishwasher that keep meals on track.
Home Protection
A closer look at the systems and appliances a plan may cover, and how I help when one gives out.
What I look after
Every plan reads a little differently. These are the areas I walk homeowners through most.
Water heater
Units that run lukewarm, make popping sounds or leave a puddle where none belongs.
Washer and dryer
Laundry machines that stall mid cycle, leave clothes soaked or run without heat.
Heating and cooling
Furnaces, heat pumps and central air parts that tire out after a season of steady work.
Electrical system
Outlets, breakers and interior wiring that stop doing their job through everyday wear.
Plumbing lines
Drips, slow drains and failing shut off valves inside the walls and beneath the floors.
Signs it's time to reach out
Most breakdowns give a warning first. If you notice any of these, send me a service request while the problem is still small.
- A fridge that runs warm or never stops humming
- Hot water that fades halfway through a shower
- A breaker that keeps tripping on the same circuit
- Air that blows but never cools the room
- A dishwasher that leaves standing water behind
Not sure whether it counts? Send it anyway. I'd rather look at it with you than have you guess.
How a service request moves
Four plain steps, from the first odd noise to a covered repair.
Explore
Find what fits your home
Look over the plans and pick the one that lists the items you lean on most.
Request
Say what went wrong
Send me a service request with what you noticed. A short note is enough to start.
Match
Meet a local pro
I'll get you matched with a qualified technician near you who comes out to take a look.
Repair
Get the covered fix
If the issue qualifies, the item gets repaired, or replaced when a repair won't do.
Getting more from your plan
A plan works best alongside a little everyday care. These small habits go a long way.
Swap filters on time
Clean filters help heating and cooling parts last longer and keep you in line with plan terms.
Keep simple notes
A quick record of when an item was bought or serviced makes any request smoother.
Speak up early
Small symptoms caught early usually mean a simpler repair than a full breakdown later.
Before you choose
No. Insurance looks at sudden damage like fire or storms. A warranty plan looks at items that wear out from normal use.
Depending on your plan, it may be replaced when a repair won't do the job.
Plans usually work with qualified local pros. I'll explain how yours handles it before you sign up.
Issues that existed before a plan begins are usually left out, so starting while things run well matters.
Create an account, look over the plans, and message me with any question along the way.