Heating & Cooling Systems
Furnaces, heat pumps and central air units, down to blower motors and thermostats.
see detailsHome warranty for your systems and appliances
- Systems and appliances under one agreement
- Service requests filed on the website
- One set fee per visit, shown at signup
- Refrigerator
- Oven & Range
- Dishwasher
- Washer & Dryer
- Ceiling Fans
Home Warranty Coverage for Everyday Wear
Parts wear out with daily use. A home warranty is a yearly service agreement that pays toward fixing or replacing covered systems and appliances once that wear catches up with them.
- Built for age and daily wear, not accidents
- Every included item is named in writing
- Lasts twelve months, renewal is your call
- Extras such as a second fridge can be added
Choose a plan sized for your household
Begin SignupSix Areas Your Home Warranty Can Cover
Each plan names the systems and appliances it includes. These are the six areas I offer coverage for.
Kitchen Appliance Coverage
Refrigerators, ovens, ranges, dishwashers and built-in microwaves worn out by daily use.
see detailsPlumbing
Leaking supply lines, stopped drains and tired valves hidden inside floors and walls.
see detailsWater Heating
Tank and tankless heaters, plus the elements, gas valves and sensors that warm the water.
see detailsLaundry Appliance Coverage
Washers and dryers, including the motors, belts, pumps and timers that keep a load moving.
see detailsElectrical System Coverage
Breaker panels, wiring, switches and outlets that no longer carry power as they should.
see detailsHow Your Home Warranty Coverage Works
A covered system or appliance has stopped. This is what happens next under your plan.
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File a service request
Tell me which covered item failed, such as the furnace or dishwasher, on the online form.
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Your coverage is checked
I confirm the item is listed in your home warranty plan and the plan is active.
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A contractor visits
A local contractor comes out, you pay the set service fee, and the fault is diagnosed.
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Repair or replacement
A covered fault is repaired, or the plan pays toward a replacement within its limits.
Why Choose Charlie'sNest
A home warranty only helps if it is clear and simple to use. Here is what I keep in place on every plan I sell.
- Six coverage areas, from heating to laundry appliances
- Plan terms written in plain, everyday words
- Service requests taken online at any hour
- One flat service fee for each covered request
- Independent local contractors for every repair
Worth Knowing Before You Sign
Usually, yes. Many plans begin after a short waiting period, often about thirty days from signup. The exact start date is written in your agreement, so look for it there.
Faults that were already there on day one, damage from misuse, and cosmetic flaws such as dents or scratches are common exclusions. Anything installed incorrectly may be left out as well.
The contractor inspects the item and reports what failed. Fixing it comes first whenever that makes sense. Should the part be beyond saving, the plan may pay toward a new unit up to its stated limit.
Age by itself rarely rules an item out. It needs to be in working order when the plan begins and to have been looked after in a normal way.
You can. The cancellation terms, including any refund or charge, are set out in the agreement. Send me the request through the contact page.
How It Went for Other Homeowners
Five plan holders describe a home warranty request they filed.
My furnace quit on a cold Sunday. I filed online, a contractor came Tuesday, and the igniter was replaced on my plan.
The dishwasher kept leaking after each cycle. One visit, a new door seal and a hose, and I only paid the service fee.
A pipe under the kitchen sink began dripping. The request took minutes and the worn valve was swapped that same week.
The water heater went lukewarm. A burnt heating element was found and replaced, and my plan covered the whole repair.
My dryer stopped heating mid-load. The contractor fitted a new thermal fuse, and the plan covered the part and labor.