Furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps and ducts.
HVAC coverageHome Warranty for Repairs You Don't Expect
When a covered system or appliance wears out, your plan pays for the fix. I help you choose coverage that suits your home.
One Person Behind Your Home Warranty
I run HomeByLily on my own and help homeowners choose home warranty coverage that fits their house. Before you sign up, I go over what a plan covers and what it leaves out. After that, your coverage questions still come to me.
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Six Parts of Your Home a Plan Can Cover
Refrigerators, ovens, dishwashers and microwaves.
Kitchen coverageKitchen Appliances
Leaky pipes, blocked drains, faucets and toilets.
Plumbing coveragePlumbing
Tank and tankless units, burners and thermostats.
Water heater coverageWater Heating
Washer and dryer motors, pumps, belts and timers.
Laundry coverageLaundry Appliances
Breaker panels, wiring, outlets and ceiling fans.
Electrical coverageElectrical
What a Home Warranty Does for You
To me, a home warranty trades a surprise repair bill for a service fee you already know.
When a furnace, water heater or dishwasher gives out, you send one request and a technician comes to your door. No searching for a repair service and no guessing at the bill.
- Covers wear from daily use
- One set fee per request
- Technician arranged for you
- Renewable one-year term
From Breakdown to Working Again
01
Report It
Send a service request online as soon as a covered item stops working.
02
Get Matched
A local technician is matched to your request and a visit time is set.
03
Home Visit
The fault is found and checked against the terms written in your plan.
04
Back On
The covered part is repaired or replaced and you pay only the set fee.
Get your home covered before the next breakdown, not after it.
Get CoveredHomeowners on Their Coverage
Home Warranty Questions I Hear Most
Short answers about how coverage starts, what qualifies and how a plan ends. If yours is missing, write to me.
Send a QuestionNo. Home insurance deals with damage from storms, fire and theft. A home warranty pays for a repair when covered systems and appliances wear out.
Usually not. Plans generally accept systems and appliances that are in working order on the day coverage begins, with no inspection visit needed.
In most cases, yes. Age alone rarely rules an item out. What counts is that it works as it should when the plan begins and has been looked after.
Problems from before the start date, cosmetic damage, misuse and building code upgrades. I go through the exclusions with you before you sign up.
Each request carries a set service fee that is named in your plan. I show you that amount before you sign up, so the cost of each visit is known.
Your systems and appliances will not wait