Why You Should Consider Appliance Insurance

A reader recently informed us of the positive experiences they've had with multiple broken appliances because they were properly covered with appliance insurance from AHS. This isn't an ad for AHS (American Home Shield) but because these homeowners were so grateful for their investment in appliance insurance and their experience dealing with AHS and the repairman we wanted to share it with you.

This homeowners built-in oven went on the fritz and had been a reliable performer for more than 20 years. Instead of having to buy a new oven the insurance policy from AHS covered the replacement.

Over the course of a few years, AHS has helped them not only replace their built-in oven but also a garbage disposaland they repaired a dishwasher, refrigerator and washer/dryer.

During one of these repairs the workman noted that the older dryers were built to very high standards and with less electronic parts some had a higher reliability than newer models so it was a wise investment to go with AHS and keep their current dryer running as long as they can.

If you've got solid working and performing appliances, look into insuring them under AHS or a number of other appliance insurance companies.

Please share in the comments your positive or negative experiences with appliance insurance and if you'd recommend it.

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Daniel Ford

Quite honestly, anyone who owns a house needs a home insurance; but this home insurance of yours may not give you an extensive coverage to cover all the appliances of your homes. So insure the appliances of your homes with home appliance insurance. North Vancouver Appliance Repair

Larry

We have had nothing but positive experiences with AHS. We pay a service call and the broken whatever is either fixed or replaced...guaranteed for 30 days so as with our dishwasher that wasn't originally diagnosed accurately they came back 3 times until it was right. Perhaps one needs to do their homework, but AHS works for us, and it isn't difficult to get to a real person or, of course, on line.

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Caveat Emptor - American Home Shield is owned by Servicemaster. An internet search on both companies reveals a great amount of consumer complaints, class action suits, and other negative information that should create red flags among prospective home warranty buyers. Do your due diligence. Check these companies out carefully.