What Repairs And Replacements Does AHS Typically Cover?
Reading the Contract Agreement to know what is covered and the limitations, exclusions, and provisions are of paramount importance. Coverage includes the wear and tear malfunctions during a contract term unless there was improper maintenance, rust, or corrosion.
AHS home warranty plans are only for single-family homes, new construction homes, condominiums, townhomes, or mobile homes that are under 5,000 square feet unless an alternative dwelling type is applied for and the appropriate fee is paid. Coverage is only provided for owned or rental residential property and not for commercial property or premises converted into a business.
Domestic or commercial grade items should be specified by the manufacturer for use in the residential application. AHS has the sole right to determine whether or not covered items will be repaired or replaced.
When it comes to replacements, AHS is responsible for replacement equipment and parts of similar features, efficiency, and capacity but not matching color, brand, and dimensions.
AHS would also agree to offer cash in lieu of repair and replacement services. AHS will not provide repair and replacement services but will pay an amount equal to the contract dollar limit minus the cost incurred to diagnose the malfunction. You’ll have to show acceptable proof of the actual itemized costs to AHS before reimbursement payout. AHS would not pay for replacements or repairs covered by the distributor, builder, manufacturer, or extended warranty.
