Systems + Appliances

The 2-10 HBW Systems & Appliances Service Agreement covers repair or replacement of home systems and appliances, including paying for both parts and labor. It goes into effect when other coverage runs out or expires, including manufacturer’s warranties or one-year workmanship coverage.

 

• • • Plumbing
      In the most basic terms, all plumbing comes down to pipes and fixtures that bring and take water and waste where they belong. Plumbing is like the circulatory system for your house. Pipe leaks and breaks in water and waste lines are eligible for coverage, as are toilets and the clearing of mainline stoppages.
    • Furnace
      Heaters that provide warmth through a central duct system are eligible for coverage on the Service Agreement. That can include gas, electric or oil-powered central systems, as well as geothermal and water sourced systems. The thermostat, ductwork, interior gas lines are eligible too!
    • Air Conditioner / Freon Split System
      Central air conditioning systems, as part of a split system or a heat pump, are eligible for coverage, as well as evaporative coolers, thermostats, and ductwork. Because of the ever-changing government regulations, we also offer extra coverage to ensure your system is compatible with all of the current codes. Sometimes air conditioning is offered as an optional coverage, be sure to check the specific coverage in your area.
    • Hot Water Heater
      Every home has a water heater, and the mechanical components within gas, electric, hydronic and propane units are eligible. We even offer coverage for tankless water heaters with no additional charge!
    • Electrical Panel / Wiring
      In the modern home, keeping your systems, appliances, and gadgets running are definitely a priority. We're here to help! The wiring (including telephone), switches, outlets, and doorbell systems are all eligible for coverage.
    • Roof
      The limited roof coverage is part of the standard package in many states, and is sold as an option in other states and provides coverage for leaks in the roof material and flashing over the living area only. Coverage for the roof is also part of a homeowner’s insurance policy because it is part of the structure. To avoid a conflict in coverage, only leaks are eligible for coverage under the service agreement, any structural damage is not.