Home warranty coverage

The Furnace, the Fridge & Everything Between

Your house runs on dozens of motors, pumps and switches you hardly think about. A MonieHome plan can step in when one of them wears out from normal use.

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Six Corners of Your Home a Plan Can Look After

  • Heating & Cooling

    Furnace fans and AC units that falter.

  • Kitchen Appliances

    Fridges, ovens and stoves that act up.

  • Plumbing

    Leaking pipes and drains that back up.

  • Laundry Appliances

    Washers that jam and dryers gone cold.

  • Electrical

    Breakers that trip, outlets gone dead.

  • Water Heaters

    Tank heaters that let showers go cold.

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Built Around the Parts That Quietly Wear Out

I set up MonieHome for homeowners who want a clear next step when a motor groans its last. You get a plain list of covered items and one place to send a request.

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How a MonieHome plan works

  1. Pick Your Coverage

    Look over the plan options and choose the household items you want listed.

  2. Note the Problem

    When a covered item acts up, jot down the sounds, leaks or error codes you see.

  3. Send a Request

    Describe the breakdown in your request and add the model details from the unit.

  4. Follow Your Plan

    Your request is reviewed, and a local technician may be matched under your plan terms.

Stories From Covered Homes

My dishwasher kept leaving a puddle of gray water behind. I sent a request with the model label, and a local technician was matched to check the pump under my plan.

Laverne S.

Dishwasher stopped draining

The furnace hummed, yet no warm air came out of the vents. The request was simple to send, and my plan spelled out what was covered before any part got swapped.

Dewey R.

Furnace blower quit

Soaking wet towels after every load drove me nuts. MonieHome made it easy to see that laundry appliances were on my plan, so I knew exactly where to start.

Shana T.

Washer stopped spinning

Cold showers in a full house are no fun at all. I liked that my coverage list named the water heater plainly, so there was no guessing once it gave out.

Arlo B.

Water heater ran cold

Questions Homeowners Bring Up

It helps repair or replace covered systems and appliances that break down from normal use.

Most plans include heating and cooling, plumbing, electrical, water heaters, and kitchen and laundry appliances.

Describe what stopped working and add the model details. I look it over, and a local technician may be matched.

Accidents, misuse, pests, storms, poor upkeep and cosmetic wear are usually left out of a plan.

Usually not. Issues that were already there when you signed up are generally excluded.

A clear description, a photo of the problem, and the model and serial label from the unit.

Pick the Systems You Want Listed

Choose the appliances and systems your house leans on, and keep one simple place to send a request when one of them quits.

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