Home Coverage
The systems and appliances a MonieHome plan can name, plus the questions I ask before a request moves ahead.
Household Items I Help You Cover
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Heating & Cooling
Furnaces, central air and the blowers that push warm or cool air through the vents.
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Kitchen Appliances
Refrigerators, ranges, cooktops and dishwashers that stop doing their job.
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Plumbing
Interior pipes, drains and valves that leak, clog or give way with age.
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Laundry Appliances
Washers that will not spin and dryers that tumble without any heat.
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Electrical
Panels, wiring, switches and outlets inside the home that quit working.
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Water Heaters
Tank water heaters that leak, run lukewarm or stop heating altogether.
The Things I Check First
The item is on your list
I look for the appliance or system by name in the plan you chose.
It wore out from use
Plans look at breakdowns from everyday wear, not storms, pests or accidents.
It worked when you joined
Trouble that was already there at signup is usually left out, so I ask when it began.
How a MonieHome plan works
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Pick Your Coverage
Look over the plan options and choose the household items you want listed.
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Note the Problem
When a covered item acts up, jot down the sounds, leaks or error codes you see.
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Send a Request
Describe the breakdown in your request and add the model details from the unit.
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Follow Your Plan
Your request is reviewed, and a local technician may be matched under your plan terms.
Ready to Build Your Coverage List?
Name the appliances and systems you rely on most, then keep your plan details in one tidy place.
Get StartedMore Questions About Coverage
Yes. Most plans let you name several systems and appliances together, and the agreement spells out each one.
Age alone rarely rules an item out. What matters is that it works when coverage begins and later fails from normal use.
A local technician may be matched to your request, following the terms of the plan you picked.
The model and serial label, a few clear photos, and a short note about what you noticed before it stopped.
Each agreement explains when items can be added or removed. I can point you to that part of the terms.