What breaks most in Pennsylvania homes
Pennsylvania has one of the oldest housing stocks in the country, and one of the oldest populations. Homes in Pittsburgh, Scranton, Erie and the Philadelphia suburbs routinely have furnaces, boilers and water heaters that are 20 years old or more. Winters are long, and a heating failure in January is a genuine danger for an older person living alone.
Boilers and oil furnaces, which are common in the state, are expensive to repair and very expensive to replace. Older cast iron and galvanized plumbing also produces frequent stoppages and leaks.
Coverage for Pennsylvania homeowners
Every Senior Home Warranties plan is available to Pennsylvania homeowners. The Platinum and Platinum Premier plans cover central heating and boilers, air conditioning, water heaters, plumbing and electrical. The Kitchen Plus plan covers refrigerators, ranges, dishwashers, washers, dryers and water heaters. See the full plan comparison.
Service is handled by licensed, pre-screened technicians in our nationwide network, dispatched locally. Claims are taken 24 hours a day by phone.
Age of the home or the equipment doesn't matter. If it works on the day the plan starts, it's covered for normal wear and tear.
How to enroll from Pennsylvania
Call (833) 667-1589. A licensed representative will confirm your address, go over the plan options and enroll you over the phone in about ten minutes. No inspection, no paperwork, no contract. Plans are month to month with a 30-day money-back guarantee.