from my experience you would be better off with $700 cash instead. Home warranty companies are a rip off...
I have had great service from American Home Shield.I am buying a house.
It is a classic brick home built in 1947.
the seller is providing a $700 home warranty.
SCHOOL ME !
Which companies are good, which are awful?
Send me the $700. I'll go piss it away I'll have more fun doing itI am buying a house.
It is a classic brick home built in 1947.
the seller is providing a $700 home warranty.
SCHOOL ME !
Which companies are good, which are awful?
Never got one when we bought our house, I saw it as a waste of money.
If my water heater dies, ill go get one and install. I'm not sitting around waiting for a "tech" to come out to diag/quote/order a new one/come back to install. Same with stove/ac/etc and if I do have to "call the man" I'll be choosing who comes to my home rather than dealing with an approved list of contractors.
That is funny AHS is the warranty folks I had nothing but horrible problems with..... Read up on the fine print and do not expect AHS to replace the whole unit and it to not cost you almost exactly what a new one would from a reputable contractor. A quick google search for eI have had great service from American Home Shield.
Coverage is worth having. A lesson learned the hard way.
When we sold a house in 2014, the upstairs HVAC unit went, two weeks after listing the house.
Downstairs unit went two weeks before closing.
$10k.
Would have been only a couple hundred with a home warranty.
Current home has AC and furnace Units a decade old. Upstairs furnace will need replacing soon. Warranty will cover it.
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