Pool & Spa Equipment
Pumps, heaters, and filtration when enrolled as optional coverage.
Each service category below reflects typical inclusions in our Basic, Standard, and Premium plans. Your contract defines exact coverage, caps, and exclusions.
Heating and cooling failures are among the costliest home repairs. Our HVAC coverage addresses mechanical and electrical failures in central forced-air systems, heat pumps, ducted mini-splits listed on your plan, thermostats tied to covered equipment, and related components such as compressors and blower motors when they fail due to normal wear.
Maintenance matters: filters, refrigerant top-offs requested outside of a covered failure, and cosmetic duct cleaning remain member responsibilities. We recommend seasonal inspections to extend equipment life and reduce emergency claims.
Plumbing coverage focuses on built-in systems: water heaters (tank and tankless where listed), toilets, faucets, supply lines, stoppages in drain lines within your home, and leaks from covered fixtures. We coordinate repair or replacement up to policy limits when failures arise from everyday use.
Pre-existing slow leaks, fixtures you installed yourself without permits where required, and damage from frozen pipes when heat was intentionally shut off may be excluded. Document your shut-off valves and water heater age at enrollment for accurate coverage mapping.
Electrical failures can create safety risks and downtime. Coverage may include main service panels, branch wiring, outlets, switches, ceiling fans, and doorbell transformers when tied to a covered claim. We work with licensed electricians for diagnosis, repair, and code-appropriate replacements.
Whole-home rewiring, upgrades requested for renovation convenience, and damage from power surges when surge protection was not in place may fall outside standard plans—ask about optional riders during enrollment.
Standard and Premium plans cover refrigerators, ranges, cooktops, built-in microwaves, dishwashers, washers, dryers, and garbage disposals when listed on your schedule. We address mechanical and electrical failures—compressors, control boards, heating elements, and drum assemblies—subject to aggregate limits.
Cosmetic issues, racks, removable shelves, and trim are rarely covered. For multi-unit properties, each dwelling may require its own schedule—speak with us before consolidating coverage.
Extend protection for specialty equipment and second homes.
Pumps, heaters, and filtration when enrolled as optional coverage.
Selected components for rural homes—terms vary by plan packet.
Garage or basement units added to your appliance schedule.