Why do my clients need a home warranty?

Home warranties offer valuable protection on major systems and appliances (including heating, plumbing, electrical and central air conditioning systems).

A Win-Win Proposition

Home warranties represent a valuable asset to agents, sellers and buyers alike. Since they help alleviate buyer concerns about costly covered home repairs, home warranties make selling homes easier for agents and sellers.

AHS home warranties offer valuable protection on major systems and appliances including heating, plumbing, electrical and central air conditioning systems.* AHS coverage gives buyers security and reduces agent and seller liability. Coverage applies to systems and appliances in good working order at the start of the contract and properly maintained (i.e., AHS does not cover pre-existing conditions).*

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* Not all home systems and appliances are covered. To receive a copy of the contract that details specific coverages, exclusions, and limitations, please call 1-866-634-1442. Coverage includes single-family homes under 5,000 square feet. The trade service call fee applies to the initial visit by a technician for each covered trade. Additional charges may apply to some repairs and replacements. AHS may provide cash back in lieu of repair or replacements in the amount of AHS's actual cost to repair or replace that item, which at times may be less than retail pricing. Systems and appliances 1) will be replaced with units that have comparable features, not necessarily the same dimension, color and/or brand; 2) must be in good working condition on the effective date of contract; 3) designated by the manufacturer as commercial are not covered. Improper maintenance of any covered system or appliance may result in denial of coverage for lack of maintenance. Offer valid for new AHS customers only. Not valid in conjunction with real estate transactions or current AHS contract renewals. Cancellation after the review period is subject to administrative fees and service costs incurred prior to the cancellation date. Refer to contract for state specific cancellation provisions. Void where prohibited by law.

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