Comments on: Need really reliable home warranty. No AHS, or First American!? http://americanwarrantyblog.com/american-warranty/need-really-reliable-home-warranty-no-ahs-or-first-american Your single source for the best home warranties Mon, 21 May 2012 00:05:07 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Realtor Jul http://americanwarrantyblog.com/american-warranty/need-really-reliable-home-warranty-no-ahs-or-first-american#comment-78 Realtor Jul Tue, 05 Dec 2006 01:27:46 +0000 http://americanwarrantyblog.com/american-warranty/need-really-reliable-home-warranty-no-ahs-or-first-american#comment-78 I work for Coldwell Banker and AON is the company that we use. I have had several clients who have used the warranty with no problems, and have actually received calls from my past clients thanking me for suggesting the warranty because it saved them money on some repairs that came up shortly after the prchase. one was with a dischwasher and the other with an A/C condensing unit that was unable to be tested by the home inspector because the outside temperature was too cold to run the unit. I would suggest that you read all the fine print in any warranty that you purchase so that there will be no suprises, because with most of them, AON included, there will be a service fee charged to you for any service calls, usually around $50.00. Good luck!<br><b>References : </b><br> I work for Coldwell Banker and AON is the company that we use. I have had several clients who have used the warranty with no problems, and have actually received calls from my past clients thanking me for suggesting the warranty because it saved them money on some repairs that came up shortly after the prchase. one was with a dischwasher and the other with an A/C condensing unit that was unable to be tested by the home inspector because the outside temperature was too cold to run the unit.

I would suggest that you read all the fine print in any warranty that you purchase so that there will be no suprises, because with most of them, AON included, there will be a service fee charged to you for any service calls, usually around $50.00.

Good luck!
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]]> By: illinifan http://americanwarrantyblog.com/american-warranty/need-really-reliable-home-warranty-no-ahs-or-first-american#comment-77 illinifan Tue, 05 Dec 2006 00:51:04 +0000 http://americanwarrantyblog.com/american-warranty/need-really-reliable-home-warranty-no-ahs-or-first-american#comment-77 I have AHS for my home in Orange County, CA and they have been really good. But, my parents have Fidelity National for their home and they rave about them. I'm not sure if you have that company in your area, but find them at www.homewarranty.com to see. Also, Buyer's Home Warranty is a big one that I can't vouch for, but be sure to ask your RE agent for recommendations. Brokers typically have relationships with Home Warranty companies that value their reputations. Good luck to you!<br><b>References : </b><br> I have AHS for my home in Orange County, CA and they have been really good. But, my parents have Fidelity National for their home and they rave about them. I'm not sure if you have that company in your area, but find them at http://www.homewarranty.com to see.

Also, Buyer's Home Warranty is a big one that I can't vouch for, but be sure to ask your RE agent for recommendations. Brokers typically have relationships with Home Warranty companies that value their reputations.

Good luck to you!
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