APHW will not Pay! If i could, i would put a negative 5 stars. The oven is supposed to be covered. As of inspection, it was working. Oven failed and we called contractor as instructed. Contractor stated oven failed and no replacement parts are available due to partial serial/model number and age of oven/range. America's Preferred Home Warranty will not cover replacement nor pay the contractor for diagnosis as our contract specifies. They keep saying give us an estimate for replacement parts. Per the contractor, "NO parts are available for this unit, the oven/range has to be replaced." America's Preferred will not pay for anything. Total Scam

More of the same Update: They never called. More of the same. Plumber called to diagnose clogged basement floor drain, installed under flooring in basement (100 year old house, old house things...) had to rip up floor to find source of leak. Explained to APHW process, plumber proceeds, finds drain clog caused by corroded drain cover. Replaces cover. Problem solved. APHW denies claim, stating drain covers are not part of plumbing system. Left with holes in floors, and 800 dollar bill. Canceling policy.

Total scam Total scam. Hidden rules and deceitful advertising. Everyone can see your award winning customer service by reading your reviews. I have worked with 3 home warranty companies in the past ten years and they are by far the worst.

Straight up fraud- don't even bother APHW stated that they would only pay 200.00 of the 550.00 repair. As I questioned this, the warranty representative stated that 200.00 is the maximum that would be paid for the repair. I looked over my contract and nowhere does it state maximum paid prices or does it have a menu of component repairs and prices. I bought this contract with the assurance that only the deductible would have to be paid upon a given repair. This company is misleading their customers.

Scam When I bought my house, my realtor bought this as a gift for me. I thought this was nice of her until my washing machine broke. Called the repairman like they told me to. He said it was unfixable due to the age of the machine and no parts available anymore. APHW disagreed and said parts were available. The repairman charged me $110 for the service call and APHW offered me $142 to buy a new washer. I bought a new washer and went to submit my service bill and new washer receipt. I was told I needed to have the new washer professionally installed and to send in the bill to get my $142. Are you kidding me to have the washer professionally installed? All you do is plug it into he outlet and connect the hot and cold water hoses, anyone can do that by themselves! It would have cost me over $100 to have a plumber come to my house to do that. So now I would have spent over $200 to get $142 back. I sure learned my lesson on home warranties.