2-10 Home Buyers Warranty Reviews

2-10 has always given us good customer service. To submit our claim, we just called and submitted it. They told to expect the contractor in 24 to 48 hours. But once they decided that we needed a new refrigerator, it took three weeks for somebody to contact us. Other than that, our experience has been fine.

A couple of weeks ago, we re-upped with 2-10 for the second year and one of the reasons we did was that they were easy to get to. It wasn't a hassle and you weren't on hold for an hour and a half. And they didn't screw around. When we were throwing a party for my kid the next day, I asked 2-10 to send someone quickly and they did. A week after we got the house, the refrigerator was leaking and they replaced it. I showed the contractor a couple of things, but he didn't really dig into it. He just said that it was pretty much shot and that they'd get us a new one.

I've had good luck with my experience with 2-10. I called them for our gas-electric heating system and the service was quick. The contractors were on time and they did their diagnosis on it. But it took three or four days to get the part and it was cold. The part could have been acquired faster which would have helped me through the cold weather but I don't blame that on anybody. Once they got the part, everything worked well. The contractors were very good and they were very easy to work with.

The claim for the air condition was all right for the most part. The contractors didn’t diagnose the issue right off the bat, so they had to come out three times to get it right. They said one thing in the beginning, but it came out to be something else in the end, so I was trying to figure out what was going on. It got resolved, but 2-10 should test out their contractors before they send them out.

Our heat went out and I called 2-10. Submitting the claim was easy and they were able to go ahead and get the confirmation number all in the same day and have the company call back. 2-10 was very nice and compliant, and worked with my husband. It was the company that was supposed to come out and fix things, that wasn’t on top of it. It took someone close to a month before they were able to get to us.

When I bought the house, 2-10 was transferred over to me. I got a new stove, and a new microwave in the last year through 2-10. I call to submit my claims and 2-10's claims reps are great. I had one bad experience with my air conditioning where they sent the claim out to somebody. And they kinda didn't communicate with the people to let me know that they weren’t coming. So, when I called them, they gave me a bunch of excuses. But when I called 2-10, they gave it to somebody else who came right out. I renewed my 2-10 warranty because that’s the greatest thing. As a matter of fact, I just had my garbage disposal replaced and I had an electrical problem that they fixed.

My water heater was leaking water all over the floor and the water didn't get hot. I found myself trying to work on it to fix it so it wouldn't keep leaking all over the floor but that didn't help. Then, I submitted a service request over the phone with 2-10 and the reps I spoke with were very good and very helpful. The contractor they sent out was good as well. He had to replace the whole hot water heater and the service didn't take that long. Other than that, the service was really quick plus I didn't have to go through a whole bunch of people and different operators just to get one issue fixed.

The motor that runs everything in our LG refrigerator went out prior to Veteran's Day. I was freaking out because the contractor came out and told me what was going on with it, and that it probably would not be repaired for about 10 days. So, I called 2-10 and asked them what they could do and if there was any way that they could speed anything up. They went above and beyond to follow up with the appliance company to see if there was anything that could be done to speed everything up. 2-10 tried their best to accommodate me and to just make it happen in a faster way. Everybody jumped through hoops for me.

The heat in our house was not working and I called 2-10. They were able to send somebody out that day. The contractor first thought it might be the thing that controls the AC. So, he switched that and it turned out that there was a reversing valve in the heat pump that was not working correctly after he was trying it with the Freon. So, it had to be replaced and now, it works great. The technician was awesome and he was a very nice guy. He wasn't trying to take advantage of the fact that he was working or doing business for a home warranty company. He was doing everything necessary, was very professional and did a good job.

I had 2-10 Home Buyers for a year and a half. The representatives I spoke with were informative, got the job done and fulfilled everything that they said they were gonna do. After submitting the claim, usually, we get an email right away, and a phone call within 24 hours. The contractors were awesome and my heating claim was fantastic.

When I had a drain problem, I had to call 2-10 that day because it was urgent. But, normally, I would submit my claims online. It was an out-of-network claim, so I had to call some other company to come do it because the one that they were going to send was going to be at least 24-hour wait. The rep I dealt with was good, but that call took forever. I was on the phone with them trying to get them to okay the plumber to work for about 45 minutes. It was a 15-minute wait and then a 30-minute process to get them to okay the out-of-network coverage.

I turned a claim in first week of November. Jefferson plumbing came out it then took 2 weeks to get approval and another month to get on their schedule. I took off and called several times the day they were to arrive and assured they would be there. Only to get a call at the end of the day saying they couldn’t make it. They would be there first thing in the morning. I took off today and they are a no show. When I called they stated they had and emergency in Madisonville 2.5 hours away. I have called 2-10 several times to complain and nothing except, "We are sorry sir but if we switch contractors everything will have to start over." WARRANTY SOUNDS GREAT BUT ONLY AS GOOD As THEIR CONTRACTORS AND THEY ARE FLY BY NIGHT AT BEST!!!

The furnace went out on a cold weekend and 2-10's provider didn’t work weekends. It was too cold to wait until Monday to contact somebody and I had to call an out-of-network company to get the work done. I spent a total of about three hours on the phone trying to get that straight. The first time I called, the representative didn’t tell me or didn’t know that the provider didn’t work on the weekend. Also, I spent an awful lot of time dealing with getting approval and finding out how to deal with an out-of-network provider. Then, after it was done, it was about a $600 bill and 2-10 was gonna authorize $130 of it, which seemed out of line to me. Finally, after much discussion, they covered half of it. For something like heating, 2-10 ought to have a provider that works on the weekends and has, at least, an emergency number for weekends. Also, I should have been able to take care of the whole thing a half hour or so on the phone, not two and a half hours.

It took 2-10 over a month to get the part for our air conditioning because they ordered it incorrectly twice. By the time the Gemaire Store had the order, they had gotten rid of the part so 2-10 had to get the part from the manufacturer. The part was installed, but during that delay, there became an issue on the outside compressor which has to be resolved and I’m waiting for somebody to call us back regarding that.

I'm a widow on a fixed income, and house repairs are so expensive so I got a warranty. I do my claims on the phone most of the time, and the reps have been very pleasant. They've never told me no or that things aren't covered. They've been really quick to get the service people on the line to have them contact me to set up a time. And the times that I've had the contractor out have been perfect. This last one was BLT. I was at work both times that they came out. But my son had no problem with them and even my dogs liked them.

We moved into the house in February of this year and my real estate agent recommended 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty. I submitted a service request online and it had been a very long process getting things fixed. They sent someone out and they were able to turn the heating back on, but then it just set itself off after a couple of hours. So, we had people come back a couple of times and all they would do was just turn it back on and then leave and then it would do the same thing. We had one guy come, finally said that it needed a part and then they needed to order it. The claim was closed out and the part was actually never ordered. I called 2-10, had them reopen the case and send somebody again. That person said again it needed a part and then, it went back and forth on who was supposed to order the part, whether it was the company or 2-10.

It was easy to submit claims. For the heating claim, it took a day for them to send someone out. The contractor was very good. They determined it was the compressor and they were supposed to replace it. 2-10 had determined based off of cost that they needed to replace the whole unit. So, I was without heat for two weeks. Even when they replaced the compressor, there was a damper that was a problem. The weather in Virginia happened to be right when we had a cold spell. Imagine not having a heat for two and a half weeks and nobody cares. 2-10 was terrible. They were not responsive at all, just didn’t get on top of it. Every time we called, there was no sense of urgency. They were not trying to help. They were making excuses as to why it happened, and that was how I felt the entire process. The provider told me 2-10 was better than anybody. Still, I would never renew with 2-10 ever, not a chance. Stay away from them.

My most recent claim experience with 2-10 went great. My microwave’s fixed and the guy was super nice. The microwave wouldn’t heat. I made a phone call to 2-10, and everybody was nice. They were all friendly and professional.

Everything went well in my recent claim with the water heater. There were no problems initially after it was completed but then we found out about a leak in the sink. I didn’t know if that came with that situation, but the actual putting in of the water heater was great. The contractor was professional as well. I asked them questions about the water heater and they explained the process to me and how everything would go. They were also on time, very courteous, and knowledgeable. I have been with 2-10 for about 5 years now and I continue to renew since they fix our problems.

I had recently lost my husband and home maintenance was not my forte. A warranty seemed like a good idea to help with any repairs, appliance issues, plumbing issues or any of those things. For the first few months, it was paid for by the sellers and then when it was time to renew, I kept it because it made so much sense. After I moved in, I bought a new washer and dryer and a new refrigerator, and I was able to add those. Even though they weren’t part of the house when I bought it, I was able to add things that I acquired too that fit under the warranty.

The communication with the plumbers was very good and the customer service was great. The water heater wasn’t producing enough hot water and they came out a couple of times to service it but it wasn’t getting any better and it was replaced. There was a miscommunication with 2-10 about the replacement though. We were a little confused because we had an 80-gallon tank and 2-10 replaced it with a 50-gallon tank, and we had no idea that that was going to happen. I called them and asked if they were going to be replacing it with the same water heater, and they said that they would. Then, when I got the 50-gallon tank, I was very concerned because the plumber was concerned as to whether or not it would be big enough for this house. So, I was in a bit of a panic about that and it caused us a lot of confusion because we have a such a large house.

In my recent claim, 2-10 first sent out a contractor who really didn’t know what they were doing. Afterwards, they sent out another one. There was a huge delay and they couldn’t respond. Then about three weeks later, they finally got someone out there. So, with the delay in that process, I’m not exactly sure who’s issue it was. But I had to deal with the actual contractors. Still, as far as 2-10, it was swift and the process was smooth. I have had coverage with 2-10 for about 3 months now and they’re good.

I had a great experience with my latest claim. My thermostat wasn’t powering on at all. I gave the contractor access and he fixed it in one visit, which was all I really cared about.

I filed claims with 2-10 for both heating and air conditioning issues. The situations happened two months apart from each other with the HVAC happening first and the heating, second. However, the website was not intuitive at all. It was enormously confusing. For instance, when you talk about an HVAC system, you should be able to file a claim with the system. But I had to file two separate claims for two separate instances for the same system that is all one unit. Therefore, when I had to go through the process of getting the heating fixed, I had to argue with them multiple times for several hours to get them to understand that the pieces that have been replaced were not the problem and that the two different service calls were not linked as they should have been. When you deal with the heat pump system, that is also the HVAC, which is also the AC unit. All of it is connected.

My most recent washer claim with 2-10 ended up being good. At first, it was not good because the people from the company that came noticed that there was no label on my washer but the model number. They said, “Oh, we won’t touch it unless there is the original label showing that it’s proven to be this model number because we don’t wanna order parts and then not being able to fix it.” And they asked you if you know the model number on the 2-10 website, and you can say no and the claim still goes through and get started. So that was a real pain but they did end up sending somebody else. I didn’t have to pay the deductible again. And they did the buyout and it all went very smoothly. So, the company was good, but there was some communication breakdown with the contractor that they used. They need to be more organized better.

I call in to file a claim and it’s not bad at all. The only complaints that I have about the whole process is trying to figure out exactly what’s covered and what’s not. I got a Sub-Zero fridge setup that basically, if you look at it, it's like two different entire fridges. But one side is a fridge and one side is a freezer and it doesn’t have an icemaker built into it. So, there’s an icemaker that’s external and it isn’t covered. So, now I'm $700 out of pocket if I wanna replace it with the exact, same model. They’re not cheap apparently. I wish more stuff was covered by 2-10. But I've used the heck out of them. They were there within 48 hours, but that was also including a weekend. I was at work and my wife dealt with them, and she liked both of the contractors.

The water heater stopped producing hot water. So we did a claim and they had a contractor out the very next day to look at it. It had to be completely replaced. He had to wait for the new water heater to get in, and then he replaced everything. The whole process took about five days total. I submitted my claims online. It was quick and very easy. The website was very user-friendly. We’ve only had two contractors come out, and both of them had been fine and easy to work with.

I have been trying to get dishwasher fixed for 3 weeks without success during winter season. Initially they tried to convince over phone that part is not covered even without getting diagnosis from Vendor. When requesting update, it says someone will contact you within one business day but no one calls back.

I’ve had 2-10 on the property for years and I’m very satisfied with them so far. Sometimes though, it takes a little long to get somebody to respond when I call in for the claim. They’d usually tell me a contractor will come in 24 hours, and when I know who the contractor is and I have their phone number, I call them. I’ve submitted a claim and they’ve approved it.

I used their online form to submit a claim for my water heater. But I had to call them back for some other stuff that I’ve yet to submit through them because the online form doesn’t answer all the questions you ask. Their online stuff is not very good. If you want to submit multiple things, you can’t do it all in one go. There were some issues with it. But calling them was fine. The contractor came over the first time, and he took a look at the water heater. He initially was telling me that even though the water heater was over 17 years old, he was concerned that the company was not gonna pay for replacing it.

When we bought the house, 2-10 was the one that was already existing. I did a claim online and then, we got an email confirming it and saying we would be contacted by the contractor and if not, to call them. We were contacted the next day with the appointment. The contractor was knowledgeable, very professional and courteous. He seemed like he knew what he was doing. He did it relatively quickly and it didn’t seem like he ran into any issues. He let us know what the issue was. He told us that he ordered the parts and it should take a certain amount of days for it to come in. Then, he would come back out and install it.

I had a claim for an electrical issue. We had the power company come out and check the transformer and everything. There were no issues for power coming from outside. And then they thought it was something inside the house. They came and checked everything, and they said a power surge happened while they were checking. They didn't have a meter on it, but it blew another fuse. It was not an easy diagnosis of what it was, so we're spending a couple of days trying to do that.

My husband asked around and was told that 2-10 was a good company. He chose them and we have had their home warranty since April of this year. I’ve only used them once and it was great. I needed help with my AC heating unit and I only had to call once to put in the claim then they handled everything else. The unit wasn’t heating and it was cold. A contractor came out the very next day and they did what they could do. They needed a part and they had the part about maybe a week later. Then, they came back to install it. They fixed the problem without me having to call again. Everything was taken care of and it was fine.

It was pouring out water into the crawlspace when we were doing laundry, and it ended up just being a pipe that had rusted out that needed to be replaced. I really enjoyed working with the contractor. He did a good job. It was just one visit to fix the pipe. But there was a breakdown in communication. Apparently there was supposed to be a second contractor sent out to repair the drywall, and somehow that message didn’t get send ‘til after a couple of weeks. I just checked in and got it squared away. 2-10 and I mutually decided it would be better for them to just send a check because they didn’t think that the rest of the coverage that was available would be enough. Rather than us being responsible for whatever was over, we decided to do like the payout check.

Somebody told me about 2 -10 about 20 years ago and I have them for a long time now. I wanted to have a home warranty for security and so far, I have not had any issues about their claims process. I submit my claims online and over the phone, and their website is good. They also let me know when to expect the contractors out and the quality of the work performed by the techs has been pretty good. Recently, I had a claim for the washer-dryer and my experience was satisfactory. They had some parts that they had to renew and everything has been functioning well since the service.

I called and spoke to someone with 2-10 when I've had claims, and the service was great. I’ve had to use them 7 times in the last 5 months so far that I've had them, and they’ve been helpful and responsive. They seem like the middleman and it’s really about contacting the contractor or the service provider and so, they do everything they can. Some of the contractors are more responsive or faster to respond than others. Naturally, I would prefer a faster response and I’m sure most people would. ‘Cause when I contact 2-10, it’s not for something that I can wait weeks to take care of. It’s something I needed taken care of immediately. Still, things have worked well, and it’s been good.

I call 2-10 for claims and it is all very nice service with the representatives. I had 2 separate claims where one was addressed 2 or 3 days later, which was almost immediately. The other one was a week or so, which was a bit longer. But both claims were very good. The first fellow that came was for the air conditioner. There were some corroded parts. He was very nice and fixed it in no time. The second fellow serviced the dishwasher. He was also very nice and efficient. I had an excellent experience. We bought the house at the end of February and have had 2-10 since. If we still have the house when the first year of the contract is up, we would renew.

The motor on the dishwasher broke and 2-10 had somebody out to look at it and to confirm what was wrong with it two days later. They confirmed it couldn’t be repaired and two weeks later they told me I would need to replace it. They offered me a check to find my own replacement and sent almost $600 although I ended up having to spend 1,000. Still, the claims process was easy and I just filed the claim online.

One of my breakers was kind of frying. I noticed the power was wavering on my refrigerator, and there was some light crackling noise out of the breaker box at that particular breaker. So, I called in 2-10 and they sent out an electrician who said that the whole panel needed to be replaced. The techs came out two days after I called. My wife told me that they were quick getting the work done and everything was satisfactory. I had to call them back out because one of my switches wasn't working, and it turned out that required two switches to be turned on. They said turn both switches on. 2-10 handled this claim very well, and they were quick. They called to tell me that the claim had been approved and I was satisfied in that regard.

2-10 has always taken care of us. They're normally right on the money within the day or within the next day. We had a lot of problems this year with our central unit, and they've gotten all taken care of pretty quick. Best Care came out for the heater and they did an excellent job. They were thorough. They got it diagnosed right and fixed the problem.

I had a hot water tank claim and the service that I received from the service people was excellent. When they finally got here and they took a look at things, they determined that my tank was leaking, and they made arrangements to repair it rather than replace it, and then, all was good. The fact that I had to go 7 to 10 days before they got in to do it was not something I was happy with. There were only three companies available for 24/7 that could handle that job and that part concerned me.

We put in a claim to have out refrigerator repaired. The control board malfunctioned. We were able to get a repairman to come out and analyze it. They then took a day or two to update their diagnosis. Then from there, we waited another day for 2-10 to tell us whether or not they were going to repair or replace it. They decided to repair it, but we had to keep calling in to keep being informed about what their decision was.

I’ve been using 2-10 for a year and a half now and submitting a claim to them has not been a good experience. I would go online and open up a request and sometimes, the companies would call me back. Sometimes I have to reach out to them because it’s an emergency. By the time I submit a claim, it’s something broken or not working so, I need it resolved fast. I had a water heater that was broken and we had to shut off the water. I have renters in there, so I couldn’t leave them without water.

We have a Supreme warranty with 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty. We discovered that the lighting inside the refrigerator was staying on, resulting in melting of the control unit (so it hangs down) and the thermal lining (still functional). We contacted 2-10 and a service company was dispatched. The service tech determined it should be covered and that we would likely receive an offer of some dollar amount since it wasn’t worth fixing. This seemed a reasonable approach.

My first claim went really smoothly and the second claim went okay but the third claim had some rough spots in it. The contractor gave me a phone call after I opened the claim and told me he’s in Maricopa on Tuesday and Friday afternoon. So, those were my two choices. That makes it challenging to get the service when it’s only twice a week that they're there. Then, he came out and replaced the board. He had to order some one-line drawings because that wasn't where it was supposed to be. He came back out and saw the wiring diagram and found a connector that got disconnected somehow. Without the refrigerator or freezer around Thanksgiving was pretty brutal.

I've had coverage for probably 15 years and my mom who just moved to Arizona has had it since she moved here, which is about two years. 2-10 is fantastic and I've never had an issue with them. I'm a Realtor, so I recommend 2-10 to my buyers. I filed a claim for the microwave in my mom's home and everything went really well.

My recent claim for a gas electric heating system did not go very well. I had a company called Air Rite Mechanical services come out twice to my house. They temporarily fixed it. If it uses too much energy, if it’s back up, it’ll shut down and then I have to go up to the attic and pull the breaker, which I’ve had to do a couple of times. They were waiting on some parts that they needed to put on it for it to be permanently fixed. But then, about a month past and I finally followed up with them the other day, and the vendor that they had to order the parts from just never had the order in, so I kinda got left in the dark for about a month. They’re coming to finally fix it this week but my heat’s been on and off working, so it’s been a pretty rough few weeks. I had one other issue, which is for plumbing that was fixed really quick but this one’s just kinda dragged on. It's been a lot of me having to follow up, so it’s been kinda annoying.

When I bought the house, it came with the warranty and I just renewed because it was something I felt like I needed. Every time I use 2-10, they follow through with what they were supposed to do and the service is pretty rapid. Also, I’ve had good service every time they send somebody out and if they didn't get the problem fixed immediately, they got back to me within the next day.

The system of my dishwasher failed to drain and it will not go through the normal cycle. We went online to file a claim, and then I spoke with the appliance repair group several times. It took about three days to get someone out. They were courteous and professional. But they weren’t able to diagnose the real problem. We’ve been having the same problem and it’s been going on about a month. I had to reach back out to get the service providers back out again. They're coming for the sixth time tomorrow.

Submitting my dishwasher claim with 2-10 was easy but everything else has been a pain in the side. I called and did the prompts on the phone. Then, I was given an estimate on time when I was supposed to hear from someone. The contractor gave me a call and the guy said that he was Mark from B&J Appliance Service and Repair and wanted to know if anybody was at the house because he knocked on the door and nobody answered. I told him I was at work. He said that he needed me to set the time and I told him my work schedule. He said that he would be able to do it on Saturday and I told him that I get off work at 1:00 and I would be there by 2 o’clock. But he never came.

Submitting claims is easier online but it’s not very informative as to exactly what is and what isn’t covered. For example, this last time, we had an issue with the timing mechanism on our pool and online, it seems to refer to pool mechanisms. So, I really wanted to speak to a human being. I had to wait in line and press the buttons and all of that, which is always somewhat frustrating. But eventually, I was able to get someone who is able to check into it and determine that we were covered for that. Then, the guy they sent out was very prompt and very quick to get to us. He went ahead and fixed the problem.

The contractor sent for my water heater knew their product, and were courteous and quick. I was very satisfied with the time frame. They didn’t take long at all to come here. But It took 2 weeks for the water heater issue to be resolved because of miscommunication with 2-10. What happened was they had told me they had sent 2-10 the information. When I called 2-10 they told me they hadn’t received anything. But once 2-10 called the contractor and got everything straight, it went very well.

I am very unhappy with 2-10 because we took out a home warranty with the understanding that it is what they said when they promoted it -- "No worries for the homeowner. We'll get a contractor within 24 hours. You'll get a call from the contractor and no other worries. We'll take care of everything." It was the 11th of November when everything started. I got the call back within 24 hours, and then I got a first contractor but he could only see me two weeks later. So, I said that I was not happy and that I needed a different contractor. So, I got a different one. But then it was only the next week that he could see me.

My house is old and I wanted a warranty to protect my appliances. My previous owner used 2-10, so we just continued to renew with it. I'm mainly concerned about the timing. Last year, we had a dishwasher claim and it was pretty delayed to resolve the issue. And then this summer, we replaced a hot water tank and it was processed too slow. It was about a month that we had no hot water at all. We’ve been kept waiting. But when we had an issue with the air conditioner this year, it was resolved pretty quickly. My experience is mixed with the contractors as well. For this year, we repaired the hot water tank, the air conditioner, and the furnace. The contractor is pretty good. The last thing, we had some plumbing issues and 2-10 sent over a plumber. They didn't find any problem and then, they sent a different one. They sent three different plumbers and they all tell me different stories, so I don't know which one to believe with.

We got 2-10 about 7 years ago when we first moved into our house, and we picked it up after that. We’ve had things fixed and the experience has been very good. When my husband called to submit a claim, the customer service reps were wonderful. They immediately called someone, and Draingo, the company that did the claim, called back to set up a schedule to come when we would be home. The first guy who came was wonderful. After that, they were in such a hurry that there was something that they forgot to do like they didn't cover the water drain outside that has a cover on it deep in the ground, and that got all filled with leaves. It was a mess. We had to dig that all out and get all the leaves out of there ourselves. We are both in our 80s, so that was not an easy problem.

I recently bought a house and my realtor bought the 2-10 policy as a gift to me. Submitting a claim by the phone has been good. They have been quick about it. They usually say that I should be contacted within 48 hours, and so far, they call me within 48 hours. So far, I have liked the contractors very much. When I needed something else, I called and I told them, “I wish to have the same guy.”

The fan motor, capacitor and something else went out in one of our AC systems. The contractor who came to do the service for that was a super nice guy. He diagnosed the problem, he determined that the parts were available locally, then he went and picked them up. Luckily, we didn’t have to wait this time for any parts as they had the parts house locally, so he just had to go across town and pick it up. So, I now have the AC up and running. We've had the 2-10 warranty on our house since we bought it in 2013. When we have a claim, we submit it online since we find that that works better for us. We usually get a phone call the next business day or sometimes that same day, but somebody’s out here within a day or two. So, I do not have any problems with 2-10.

2-10 was slow to get my heating system fixed. It went out and it took a full two weeks to get it fixed. It was below freezing a lot of the time and we had to run our fireplace almost non-stop. The contractor was great, but their hands were tied. They couldn’t do it any faster than 2-10 would allow them. I talked to somebody in Denver and they said that if the contractor had the part, they could fix it, but if the contractor didn’t, then essentially, they would have to submit a claim to somebody else within 2-10 to get it ordered and figure out the cheapest way to get it ordered. That whole process was slow when it was freezing. They should handle claims faster. Ultimately, 2-10 saved me money in the long run, but I'm not 100% satisfied.

I found that any claim I submitted to 2-10 went to the first contractor who only deals with the heat and air condition. He cannot handle the job so I had to call 2-10 back a couple of times in order to get the right contractor to go out for the boiler. That was a couple of days' delay there. The plumber I got answered my questions and worked with 2-10 and me on time. They did not delay, which was a good thing because we haven't had hot water for days.

I filed a claim recently for my central air conditioning and everything was smooth. I called and didn’t have any problem with the customer service. The contractor was also really nice. He called me when he was arriving and explained to me everything. I’m a realtor, and I help a lot of people to buy and sell the houses. I always use 2-10 for warranty.

They do everything fine. I get good service and I'm satisfied. We had electrical issues in the house and they were all done well. The contractor was very good.

I’m not too thrilled with the people 2-10 sends out. The tech for the central air conditioning fixed one problem but didn’t come back to finish the other one yet, but I’m assuming he’s going to. I’ve been waiting for a month for him to call me about when he would be coming out to change the fan motor thing out. They’re supposed to call. I don’t have time to make all these calls. The other guy with the electric hasn’t contacted me back yet either. I’m waiting and I have no lights in my kitchen, one of my outlets isn’t working, and he didn’t do a damn thing with anything. I get infuriated whenever I try to get something done and it doesn’t.

I have submitted claims with 2-10 twice, which I have done online and over the phone, and it was easy both times. The provider gave me a call after they were notified and we made an appointment. And then I paid them the $60 when they got here. The people were professional, helpful and they were willing to answer questions. When I called 2-10 to have the water heater checked out, a plumber came out and he knew right away that it needed to be replaced because there were some corrosion on some pipes on top. It has been easy, painless and efficient.

When we bought the house, we were given several companies to pick from. I was told what they cover and they all kinda cover the same. I just picked one and I've had coverage with 2-10 since May. I've made probably about six claims with them. I called in some of them but now that I’ve seen how easy it is to do it online, I do it that way unless I need to talk to someone. Every time I submit a claim, 2-10 contacts me within 24 hours to set up someone. Then, it usually takes the company that they deal with at least 24 hours to get back out.

When I make a claim, 2-10 is pretty on top of it. Somebody usually gets in touch with me within a few hours, and the contractors get the job done, generally speaking. Our dishwasher still isn’t fixed but our heating system is now working perfectly. Apparently, the heating had been going out since we moved in and we didn’t realize it. It was making a noise that sounded like a ghost in the attic but we didn’t realize that’s what it was. We just thought it was the pipes. And then one day, it just stopped blowing warm air, and it was the coldest day of the year. It was like 13 degrees outside. It took the contractor about two days to get out here to fix it, and then they had to order a part.

We’re a management company, so we have all warranties and they are all a scam. Somebody needs to do something. We pay a lot of money to have this. We've had 2-10 for four years and my experience with them has been horrible. To call them, we have to wait hours on the phone, then you get a stupid person who doesn’t understand anything. They give you a hard time to get a supervisor, and you have to threaten with their life to get one. We’re canceling all of our insurances with them. The supervisor, by their policies, is trying to do one thing or another. They can’t reassign someone. They take forever and when something is wrong with the item, they just give you excuses. I have had instances in which they sent three or four technicians.

The builder that built my house told us about 2-10 and the warranty came with the house as a package deal. Submitting a claim has been a good experience so far and we do it both by phone or online depending on what happened at the time. While the process is slow sometimes, most of the contractors they had sent out were good. In regards to a recent claim, the heating system wasn’t producing heat the way it’s supposed to. So, a contractor came out and fixed it, and it’s working now. I'm satisfied with 2-10.

We previously had 2-10 in our other home. We just moved in in August and we have it now in this home. Recently, our heater wasn't working and so we filed a claim. We got a phone call in about a day or two the next day from the heating and air company. They came out and did their job so it was good for me.

I've been with 2-10 since August when I bought the house. The previous owners made it a part of the sale. When I submitted a claim, I did it online and it was fine. I’ve recently had done two claims. Once for my plumbing, and once for the heating. I wasn’t really that happy with that portion of it. With the heating, I ended up paying someone else to come and do it because they were going to take entirely too long to get me in. So, I went ahead and paid the people that installed it to come and fix it.

The claim itself for gas electric heating system went fine. The only issue we had, and I expressed this with the warranty provider, was with the subcontractor that came over to give a pricing on the work itself, the additional work that was required was completely out of the park. It was super high and it made no sense at all. I brought in a different contractor and they actually did the work for the claim. They did the work that was part of the claim along with all the additional work that the warrantor’s subcontractor quoted, all for the price of $510 while the other company was well over 1,000. Outside of that, everything went smooth. I got paid timely, and everything else was perfect. 2-10 just need to keep an eye on their subcontractors and make sure that they’re not trying to take advantage of homeowners.

We had 2-10 for a long time and we had a roof claim a year ago. We had a leak and it wasn't fixed. When it rained, it leaked again and 2-10 sent a contractor out who said he couldn't fix it. 2-10 tried another roofing contractor and it went on and on and numerous phone calls to 2-10. They paid the claim in the end but it was a very bad experience. But our claim for the water heater went very well. My husband talked to a contractor 2-10 was gonna send out and he was a little further away, so they gave him another one and he contacted the guy. The tech came on a Saturday, which we were very surprised about. He said that he got the okay and he could put it in right away the following week. He was very prompt and very courteous. He got it in right away, so it was good.

2-10 Home Buyers Warranty was part of the contract of me buying the home. It was fine submitting a claim which I did over the phone. The contractors were fine as well.

The washer and dryer was smoking and it was making a squealing noise. There was also a very strong electrical smell and the smoke was filling the room. I went to the corner to look and the washer was on. When I opened the washer's top, smoke was coming out of it. There was also water leaking to the bottom. I spent two hours with the tech checking the washer and dryer out. Then he wrote up something and turned it in. I then talked with Melissa and got the check after roughly a week. Then we got a new washer and dryer.

If you want to save your time and money, please please please never buy home warranty from this company. Please stay away from this company. I have requested my Dishwasher to be fix, it's more than 2 Months still it hasn't been fixed or replace. Customer service is all they will say, "It is beyond in our we can't do anything." They won't escalate any issue. So I urge you stay away from this company. Thanks.

I continued with my 2-10 warranty after the first year coverage that was included in the purchase of my house ended. I have used the phone to submit claims, but I prefer to go online. It doesn't take long to figure the website out, but it's a little dated. I had an issue with my electrical heating system the last time. I have 2, upper and lower, and the lower was out so there was no heat on the first floor. I submitted the claim for it on a Friday and I got a surprise call. The contractor came out that Sunday and took a look. However, the repair didn't get completed till the next week 'cause a part was needed. He assessed what part it was, he ordered it, and then he followed up with me and let me know that he was waiting for the order to come in. That Monday was a holiday so he came by Tuesday afternoon, and then he got everything completed by Thursday.

One of my wife’s biggest fears in life is carbon monoxide poisoning. We have those literally all over the house, and before winter came along, she asked if we would be able to do a furnace tune-up and check to see if everything’s going well because it was 24 years old at that point. I brought in a family friend that owns a heating and cooling company to see if he’d come over and do a tune-up. He ended up testing the carbon monoxide, and it was blowing out. It was five parts per million carbon monoxide, which indicated to him that there was a crack in the heating element and it needed to be replaced.

Nothing happened right away after I filed the claim online for my heating units. I only got a message saying the company assigned had been given the work order. I was able to call them. And once I called them they came immediately. But it was like 24 hours before I expected them because they hadn't been notified so there was a glitch in the system there. The contractor was very helpful -- a very good guy. He tried to fix the heating units and wasn't able. And then he had to order a part, and then once he got the part in, everything was fine. It's been working every since.

Part of the electrical claim was taken care of, and with the other part, they say they’ll take care of it on the 19th. The electrician was not the person that was supposed to come and see what the other problems were. Now, they wanna send another electrician. As long as they come out on the 19th and take care of it, everything is fine.

The guy showed us a temporary fix to the thermostat. There’s a switch down on the heater that we have to flip off and then flip it back on. However, it does it at least four times a week. We wake up and it’s cold and we have to flip the switch to get the heat back on. The contractor thought that the problem was resolved and the guy gave a tip because he didn’t reset it after he put the piece in before that. I told my husband that we had to figure something out because we couldn't just keep doing that every time the thermostat would go out. But we’re glad we have 2-10.

My claim with 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty on my AC unit ended up working out. I had to do a lot of follow-up work, but I got in touch with one of the customer support people and she helped me out. My heater broke and I called 2-10. The first person I called wasn’t able to come out for a few days, so I got back in touch with 2-10. They were gonna send somebody else. But they were gonna come out even later than that. I was dispatched to several companies, but none of them were available in a timely manner. So, I called in. They said that I could have an outsider contractor come in, so I did. He came in, quoted the job, and they said that they would cover the national prices. The contractor quoted about $700, and 2-10 was gonna cover $75 of that. So then I said, “Well, I'm gonna have to wait ‘cause I can’t afford to pay that much money.”

2-10 set up the repair for my heating system and everything went fine. A contractor company came out and fixed it. It was quick and easy, and there was no complication. They did great and I'd use them again. I've had 2-10 for 12 years already and I continue to renew because when I use them, it works and it just gives peace of mind to have them.

I've had coverage with 2-10 since I bought my house in 2016. I called them for a water heater claim and it was fine with the rep. That was on a weekend. The contractor was nice and they got the work done right away.

We were having clogging issues backing up into the house. 2-10 sent Oakley Plumbing out and the technician was able to clear the drain or the clog. But then, it was an issue where the entire drain pipe underneath the house needed to be replaced. And so, we were able to get that fixed. He was able to pin a whole new pipe underneath the house. He was super knowledgeable, very helpful and punctual. The customer service of 2-10 was very good. Initially, they had assigned us to a plumber, and then that plumber, when I contacted him, said they would be out in three days. I called 2-10 back, and they immediately switched me to a new plumber who was able to come out the next day.

We bought the house on November 6, and the fridge went out. We contacted 2-10 and they were responsive. The contractor was good as well, and they came out four times on the same day most of the time. They tried to do what they could, but couldn't get the fridge fixed the first four times because it was something that was inoperable. So, we got a new fridge and the one we got now works fine. Everything went well. Having the home warranty was definitely worth it, and so I would definitely be keeping one. And even when this one's up, I would be buying another one.

My furnace wasn’t working and I had a gentleman come out through 2-10. He misdiagnosed it and was not sure what the issue was. Then it died again, so I called 2-10 back. They sent somebody else out and that company diagnosed it as a very serious problem. The heat exchanger was cracked and they said it could cause an explosion. It was pretty bad. After further review, it deemed it needed to be replaced. Dawson Heating came out and replaced it.

2-10 is good. For the most part, calling in a claim has been very good. Most of the time, I am given a feedback within 24 hours. Some contractors I have been not necessarily pleased and impressed and some I’ve been impressed with. On my appliance issue, the technician came out to work on my oven out at a reasonable amount of time and diagnosed the problem. He couldn't get the part, so my understanding was that 2-10 ordered it. When the part came in, he came back and put it in. It took me about two weeks and a half. It wasn’t too bad. Everything is fine now. The work done was good.

When we first moved in, there was an issue with the refrigerator. It was full of food, but it took the contractor two weeks to get that fixed and four trips back and forth. Every time it was, "We gotta order a different part." Whoever 2-10 hired to do this stuff is obviously the low bidder. We also had someone come out to do the pre-season check-up of our heating system to make sure everything was fine. They assured us then when we paid our $75 check-out fee that everything would be fine. But 10 days later, it froze up and then they charged me another $75 to tell me it wasn't fine.

Somebody had came out for our appliance and looked at it. They went back and got the price for the part and it was gonna be outrageous so the warranty company just called and said, "We've already paid up to this much, we can send you a check for this," and that was it. It was quick and easy, and they took care of the problem. It was easy too when I filed this claim online.

I’m glad that my heating system is working now, but it doesn’t make sense the way 2-10 do things. The parts that they just replaced, the blower fan, the housing, and a capacitor, they just replaced those on October 1st. On October 15th, all that went bad because whoever they had do it didn’t do a good job or gave me the wrong stuff. They replaced it all again like two or three weeks later. And then it tore up again, and a new company came out and replaced the same exact three or four parts again. They are either not doing a good job or there’s something else going on, because the other people petitioned to just have the inside unit replaced. The outside unit has been replaced, and generally, you replace them both. I’ve already had three or four times of the same three or four parts being replaced within a two-month period, and 2-10 replaced those same parts last year also.

This is my second year with 2-10 and I extended it because I’m waiting for a hot water heater not to work. The first claim I made was a heating claim last year, it took about five days for the heating contractor to get in touch with me. So, I just went on my own and bought my own source. Then I had an air conditioning question and it turned out the first company they referred went out of business. So, they referred another one, and that was very good. I also had a furnace repair and the contractor was good. He diagnosed the problem and it was done in about an hour.

It’s been a super easy process from day one, signing up for everything and then, whenever we have to put in a claim, it’s been really easy to submit the claim online. That’s how we’ve done it and either of us could log in and do it, which is nice. We’ve had two different experiences with the claims. For our first one, we wanted to get a furnace tune-up before we turned it on for the year. But 2-10 didn’t have anyone in the area that they used, so that took a while for them to tell us that we had to schedule it ourselves with somebody else around here. But when our water heater went out, the process was super quick. We sent in the claim and then we immediately found out who was gonna be helping us. They were out and looked at it within two days. So that was great. The contractor worked really quickly and they got the job done really quickly, which was nice.

I had a claim on my microwave and the tech came out and looked. He said he would order three different parts because it would be one of the three. It would be a week and then that rolled into three weeks. Then the woman from that provider got on the phone because she said she couldn’t get the part. 2-10 said that they could get it out of their inventory and have it the next day. Then the provider got ugly. My wife got upset and we ended up taking a buyout and be done with it because it was such a terrible experience. When I called the third time to complain, the person put me on hold and I heard her talking to another. She was planning her breakfast and they were talking back-and-forth. But, in fairness to them, we got to the supervisor and he was super nice, and he was the one who offered the buyout. But at that point, with what all happened, I still would not use them again. I was done, fed up, and had enough.

Our furnace went out and I had to make a few phone calls with the regional manager to get somebody to get going on it. But we got it done and the technicians were great. They were here in a timely manner. Anything I needed, they got guys right on it because they understood it was in the 20s and we had no heat.

The central air conditioning claim went pretty smoothly. The contractor fixed it and was out on the same day. The only thing was that there was some miscommunication. My girlfriend took time off of work only to be told that 2-10 wanted to order the part and the contractor couldn't do the work. We had to schedule a whole separate time several days later where either one of us had to take off work. It was a little sloppy from the claim aspect of it. It could've been more streamlined if we knew for a matter of fact that the contractor wouldn't have to be there for the first time. They'd see what part they need and get with 2-10, then they'd come out and fix it. But even though we had to have multiple appointments made, I thought that it was very convenient that I could just make a phone call and then somebody would reach out to me within 24 hours.

Everything went smoothly with my claim with 2-10 for the AC. I just had to call them and I let them know what the issue was. They chose who they wanted to send out and I met with the people who were working on it. They were very professional, did a good job and everything seems to be working well. Plus, the cost was affordable. I had to use 2-10 so soon because the inspection was done on the unit and we could clearly see that the unit was not properly working. The wires on the blower motor that went to my unit had been soldered shut together and they had been that way for a while. It didn’t just happen. If 2-10 was supposed to come in and inspect it, there should’ve been no problems because I never moved in the house and it was a pre-existing problem. Somehow, it got signed up on and I had to come out with the deductible to be able to get it fixed. So, that was a little tough, but we worked through it.

I used to be a real estate agent and I've been in property for a long time, so I always knew that it's wise to get a home warranty. I've had 2-10 for about four or five years now, and I wouldn't go with any company. I was just annoyed that the process for my water heater took forever. They did what they said they were going to do and the contractor came out about two hours after I called 2-10, but it took a very long time to order a new water heater. It was frustrating. But everything else was great. The contractor came out quickly, and that was a weekend. You can't get on Google and get people to come out on a weekend, I guarantee that. And the contractor was really good. I hope to keep using them. It's hard to find good people. For the most part, the people that work for 2-10 are pretty professional. So I'm not going anywhere. I definitely recommend them to everybody.

2-10 is an awesome company to work with. We've been with them for a full year and we’re starting our second year now. And Lord willing, I’m going to sign up with them every year. Everybody’s always nice, very efficient and professional. When you make a request, they come back to you within 24 hours. They follow up well and if you have any questions, they call you. They’re all on top of it.

We just bought a house, so we wanted a new warranty and 2-10 was referred to me. I've had a couple of claims and submitting them is pretty simple. I do it over the phone and it's been straightforward with the reps. I had a claim for the swimming pool when the filter had a hole in it and whatever was coming up was shooting back out into the pool. They replaced the filter. It was an overall good experience.

The contractor 2-10 sent for our last claim responded quickly. They were timely. The gentleman that came out and looked at the water heater said it definitely needed to be replaced, but it was all downhill from there. They ordered a comparable water heater. The guy came in really late at night, and didn’t do a very good job. Our house is quite large. It’s over 7,000 square feet. So you need to have this little deal on top to shoot water down to the other end where the master bedroom is. He said, “You didn’t need that.” He kind of had a little bit of an attitude. He wasn’t happy that he had to come back. He did kind of a sloppy job on the soldering, and as a result, right now, we have another plumber coming that we’re gonna pay for that’s going to have to uninstall it and put it back.

When we bought the house, the refrigerator was left. And within a couple weeks of moving in, the icemaker stopped working. Eventually, the mainboard shorted out and that the entire fridge would no longer work. I liked that I was able to go online and file the claim, so I was able to do that quickly. I made the claim on a weekday and the technician was out the next day to diagnose the problem. The service was great and fast. Then they ordered the parts that were needed, and within a week’s time the fridge was repaired. The only thing is, they should have push notifications for status updates rather than having to be on their website. But, other than that, I was very happy with the service.

2-10 has been fantastic and they have supervisor goes above and beyond. But the Sears people that came out for my recent claims didn’t really know what they were doing. For my refrigerator, they ordered the wrong part, so they had to come back. Then, when they came back, they reordered the wrong part. So they have to come back again. At the moment, I’ve got three boxes and I opened them a couple days ago just to see what they are. Two of those boxes have the same parts and now we’re gonna have four of the same part and one different part. So, hopefully, that different part is the part they needed.

To submit my water heater claim, I called 2-10's office and they contacted me and put me in contact with a local plumbing company, which did a good job. The technician who came out was very good.

The house is a few years old and it is on an island, and it will go a whole lot of money and we wanted some kind of warranty, so we required one. Submitting a claim to 2-10 on the phone has been good. While the vast majority of the contractors sent have been good, we’ve had one that really sucked -- they came out, started the job, kind of fumbled what they did, and did not come back out. We had to recontact the warranty company and had them get somebody else to come out and do the job right. So, for that one job, we had a total of two contractors. Overall, 2-10 has been good.

Getting a home warranty was part of the whole negotiation process when we were buying our house. We said that the furnace was 20 years old and if we were going to buy the house, then the seller had to include a home warranty. Submitting a claim with 2-10 has been extremely easy. Everybody has been really helpful and claims have been taken care of promptly. Usually, I'm given a time window of when somebody is going to contact us. And so far, people have contacted us within that timeframe. Also, who is gonna be calling is always listed, so expect a call from whoever. And it has always been that person and hasn’t been anybody different. There was only one time when somebody was dispatched that 2-10 hadn't called. I contacted 2-10 and they put somebody else on the claim. Also, we’ve had good luck with the contractors, who have been professional. I’m currently satisfied with 2-10.

Aire Serv is great. Everybody is respectful of my time except for the back and forth that seemed to go between 2-10 and Aire Serv. We were without heat for nine days and I realized that Aire Serv was calling 2-10 at the same time I was to see what the holdup was. I was told 2-10 had to purchase the part because it’s something very specific and if it was wrong, they weren’t gonna pay for it twice. Both Aire Serv and I called several times and we were supposed to wait for purchasing to order a part that I needed, knowing full well that we were down in the 20s. It was 48 degrees in my house several mornings and 2-10 didn’t seem to have an issue with us being cold. It was Aire Serv who was taking up our side of the part, and they finally ordered for us.

We just moved in to this house just a little over a year ago and before that, we were with American Home Shield. Somebody recommended that we do 2-10 and our experience has been very positive so far. When we had a water tank difficulty, aside from attempting to repair it, 2-10 was willing to replace the tank when both companies that they asked to work on it and we ourselves noted that it should be replaced. Often, people try and keep all things going as long as they can and I was afraid the tank was gonna explode and leak all over the house. So, I was pleasantly surprised.

Everything went smoothly and well when we submitted the claim for our water heater. It took 2-10 a few days to send someone out, but the contractors who came were professional and everybody was happy with them. And now, everything is up and running.

When I had to call 2-10 for past things, it was fine. I always got a person from the claims department and I spoke with them and that was fine. One time, when I called back, it was a whole mix up and the person didn’t come, but they fixed it. When I called this time about my furnace, I could not get a person on the phone, and I was a little bit annoyed by that. I had to do everything automated to the machine. It went smoothly, as far as making the appointment and them coming out, but I couldn’t speak to anybody to confirm anything or anything like that.

The contractor came out to our house but then all they did was looked at the water heater and they were gone. Then they wanted an additional $550. There was a $100 deductible so we ended up not hiring the contractor. We just cashed out on it, and then we replaced the water heater ourselves at a fraction of the cost, and then we canceled 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty because to me, it was not worth it. The price went up then they started hitting us for a lot of money on top of that, and I wasn't happy.

Submitting claims is reasonably easy and I’ve had positive experiences with the various contractors that have been sent out with one exception. A guy tried to pull a pretty fraudulent number on me. We had a minor repair to the furnace last year. It was just a fuse, as it turned out. But he claimed that the entire system was shot and that it would not be covered under the warranty and I would need to pay him $5,000 individually to his company, not through the warranty. And for $5,000, he’d install me a new furnace. When I called 2-10 Warranty to verify this, they said that the guy had not called them. He just said that he had been out and that he was waiting for my call. They also said if I have a problem with the furnace, it would almost certainly be covered.

My neighbors told me what their experience was and how much they pay. I got 2-10 and it's been three years. I like submitting claims over the phone. Online is okay and I understand sometimes, it’s easier, but I like to talk to a person. When we were in the house not that long and my electric water heater stopped heating water suddenly, I had to replace the whole thing. When I went with the company, I paid $400 for the water heater, but at least they did everything. Sometimes the contractors take too long, which is one of the things that got me angry last time. Still, some of them are good.

My claim on my gas electric heating system was horrible. About a year ago, we had some issues with the system. The contractor that services our area came out after a couple of days. To get him out was absolutely a nightmare. He kept telling me that he couldn't give me a day. There was all sorts of issues. So, he came out, he gave us a diagnosis, and then I never heard from him again. I've called him multiple times, where I spoke with him once or twice and he told me he was waiting on the part.

My refrigerator died on me the day before I was leaving to go out of town. 2-10's contractor called me right away and I set an appointment for when I was returning. They came on that night and said they needed to get a part. They said sometime after that they couldn't find the part. They tried another part but that didn't work. 2-10 said that the contractor was allowed three to five more days to see if they could find the part. They couldn't find one so 2-10 got another three to seven days to decide what they were gonna do. They then sent me an offer and I took it. I was a little annoyed because this happened right before Thanksgiving and I was waiting so long. I knew it was partly my fault for waiting the three days but I couldn't change my plans for the refrigerator. Still, it all worked out.

We had a problem with the pump and a couple of different parts. We’ve been very pleased with 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty. They respond pretty quickly. In all the claims we put in, we’ve only had one technician that came out that I wasn’t pleased with, and they responded to that and sent somebody else. Getting a contractor out to our home depends on me finding time to meet the person. But if it’s the end of the week, it might take an extra day, but usually it’s 24 hours and I get an email that says, “We’ve contacted somebody.” We’ve never really had any trouble with a person not contacting us pretty quickly.

When we purchased the home, our Realtor suggested 2-10. I've been with the company for six months now and I do my claims online. Their website was super simple, very straightforward and intuitive. When I submitted a claim, it was 48 hours from the time the person was at our house. But the gentleman who came reached out to me within eight hours. He just didn’t have availability until later in the week. He was very kind, was quick to diagnose the problem, figure out the issue, and worked with the home warranty company to get the part ordered for us. And I didn’t have to deal with 2-10 at all. He did everything on his end and they called me and let me know not long after that that he was coming back to install the part that he had ordered. Everything has been fixed.

We have a boiler and when we turned on our heat, some of the rooms weren’t getting heat. So, I called 2-10 and they sent a service guy out. He looked at it for 15 minutes and said he’d take the information and had to get back and turn it in to the warranty company. He also said I would get a call later that day or the next day and he’d come out and he’d fix it. That was a Friday and I didn’t get a call over the weekend. I called them on Friday afternoon and said I didn’t hear anything. Their rep said she hasn't got any information from the tech. So, she stayed late, got the information from the tech, and sent it to 2-10. I then called on Monday because I hadn’t heard anything and 2-10 said they never got the stuff.

My garbage disposal claim went well. I went ahead and paid my required amount, and the technician did an outstanding job. He had to run over to Lowe’s and get some parts, so the job took over an hour due to traffic. Still, he was very cooperative and put us at ease with everything. I was very comfortable with him doing everything and explaining it.

In the three years being their customer, I usually call a representative if I submit a claim and it was easier than trying to do it online. There was never a very long hold time and I’ve never spoken to somebody who didn’t know what they were talking about. When I had a heating problem, they sent someone two days after I put the claim in. The contractor was awesome. I think it took longer to get the approval for the part than it did to get the heating system up and running.

I felt good about the tech who came for my heating. He came to the home prior and was quite a gentleman. It seemed that it was working, but by the time he left, it wasn’t functioning the way it should. It was working, but then it wasn’t coming on and off the way it should. He came right back and took care of it though.

I had a claim with 2-10 for my heating system, and it didn’t go so well in the beginning, but it got resolved. After I logged the ticket, they dispatched somebody fairly quickly for the motor in my furnace to be fixed. The guy came out on a Monday and he said there needed to be a part ordered. And then by the end of the week, I had got an email that they were trying to close out the ticket but the part had not even been ordered. So, I called the vendor that was dispatched out. They said they were waiting for approval to buy the part. When I called 2-10, they had just gotten the receival from the technician who closed the ticket out. So, then everything had to be expedited. 2-10 expedited the part to be ordered, and it got fixed very quickly once that got resolved.

I’ve spoken to some wonderful people at 2-10 and they took care of my issues with no problems at all. It was a great service.

They are really great to deal with. I use them personally for my home but there's only one decent contractor, and it's my Maintenance Guys. The rest are worthless and not competent. They can't fix things. 2-10 as in the past has chosen to go with very not reputable contractors making 2-10 look bad. They're trying to go with cheap people. But Lyn, 2-10's rep takes care of things. I stayed with 2-10 since 2019 and I like them because of Lyn. She follows up and jumps on things right away.

Making claims is cumbersome. You have to go online and they never seem to get it right the first time, even though you type it in correctly. Recently, we decided to call back in to say, "Hey, we typed it in this way." But when the service technician called us, they got a completely different work order, so we had to figure that out. The people that we've talked to have been nice enough, though. The claim was for the heating unit and we had someone come out. They got under the house and assessed it. They explained to us the problem, and we went from there. The tech seemed to know what he was talking about and was very professional. It took awhile to get them to come out, but it was a fine experience.

My claim experience with 2-10 was very unsatisfactory. I went online and turned the claim in. They contacted me by email and gave me the company and the contact numbers. The first HVAC company that came out was father and a son. They evaluated the problem, told me they had to order parts, got a check for $60 from me, and never came back. They evidently declined the job after they had stolen my money. 2-10 sent somebody else out and did not charge me my copay. So, they took care of it. The next contractor was truly outstanding. They had the parts with them and they wanted to do the repair. They had to call 2-10 to get it straightened out, and then they drove back out to my house and completed the repairs the same day. The AC unit works fine now. Because of the first company, I had a week's delay, of which I can't blame 2-10 for that. But, they should have known better about the companies they were sending.

I’m a real estate agent, so I’ve had a lot of home warranties, and I’m now trying out 2-10. I want to try the company first before I refer it to any of my clients. What I didn’t like is that, when I had a claim, I had to be there for the first appointment and then the people had to come back. They just analyzed the situation without opening up my filter. It ended up that they couldn’t find the supposed part because my filter was so old. That was two appointments instead of one with American Home Shield. Otherwise, it was fine. I will now be referring 2-10 instead of American Home Shield.

We had a heating issue so I filed a claim with 2-10. I called on a Saturday and they didn’t think anybody could get to me until Monday which wasn’t good because we have freezing temperatures. There was no easy way to talk to someone right away to say that this was an emergency because 2-10 wouldn’t even call the people for me. I had to call and set up the appointment myself. But the contractor that came out did a good job.

The heat wouldn't turn on, just like the last time I made a claim on it with 2-10. The first claim was during my first year of buying the house, and this is my third winter, so the heater was working for a good two years and it just went out again. The guy who came out last time, I don't think he knew what he was doing. But the one who came out this time was pretty good. As soon as I submitted the claim, I got a phone call and then he was out in no more than 72 hours. He had to order a part and the longest thing was waiting for it to come in. He answered all my questions and got the heater to work. He said something was burnt out but he never understood why it was burnt out, so I don't know if there's a chance it'll happen again. But as for now, I'm getting heat and I'm grateful because it's freezing down here. I appreciate 2-10 for being there for me in my time of need.

I had a contractor that came out and took care of replacing my unit, and everything was fine initially. But when it got cold and I had to turn the heat on, it was not working. I tried to contact the original contractor that put in the unit to see if he could come out because he was the last person to touch it. However, I wasn’t able to get him on the phone so I called 2-10 and put in a request. It took about three people to deny it. From what I understood after the fact, they wanted the original contractor, who was unavailable, to come out.

The water heater was old and it went out. I either made the claim to 2-10 on Monday or Tuesday and they replaced it on Friday, but Thursday was Thanksgiving. It would be nice if it was done the same day, it would mean we would have hot water, but it was fine. The initial person I spoke to in their claims department was not very helpful but the contractor was and my rep was great.

Everything turned out great with my swimming pool claim. Submitting it was easy and the tech came when he was supposed to come. On the first day, he figured out what was wrong with it. Then he came out the following week, which wasn't very long, to fix the issue. Although he had the wrong part at first, he went to get the right part that same day so that he could finish the job. Everything we did, we worked out together. There was a time that I couldn’t make it and he said that he would do the work while I wasn’t there.

I have an ongoing issue with my kitchen sink since October the 5th when I had a backup happen. The contractor came out, snaked it out which took a couple of hours, and said it was good to go. On early November, I had a leak under the sink again. 2-10 had sent someone out and said something was wrong with my faucet. The faucet was under warranty. I only purchased the faucet in April, so I called Moen and they sent me a new one, and I had that installed because 2-10 doesn’t do faucet installations. My contract didn’t cover that. The 2-10 contractor came back and when I looked around the collar where the guy had taken all of his stuff to do the snaking, there was some cracks and it was leaking. He said, “I'm gonna put in an order to see about getting all of the pipe and the stuff under there replaced because they’re getting loose.”

The water heater was leaking and we made a claim over the phone. They gave us someone to call and we called them. But the number that they gave us was the wrong number. It was to a different place and they didn’t know anything about 2-10 Warranty. So we called the name of the place that they gave us, but they also didn't know anything about 2-10. That was a hassle. So we did the work ourselves, and that was not good because we were without heat in very cold weather. Also, we had to come up with $1,300 to fix it, and 2-10 only reimbursed about $850. 2-10 never seemed to have anyone in their network, so we always have to find our own contractor and then get reimbursed. But they do good getting our money back right away.

When I moved to my house, I wasn’t even living there for one day, and the toilet in my downstairs powder room was running. I called 2-10 to put a claim in and the plumber came out and checked it. He said it was cracked and leaking underneath the toilet. But 2-10 wouldn’t help me out. So, I really hate them. Then when my water heater went, they had to put the expansion tank on it up to code. But with how the expansion tank was put in, my door wouldn’t go into the track and shut. It's a bi-folding door and the technician didn’t put the piece that goes into the track. I left them a message but they didn’t call me back. I went to put the piece back in the track but the door won't shut.

I have regularly scheduled a heater checkup and I use a heating company. They came and said that there were all these problems and I was gonna need to replace. I called the 2-10 and they had somebody out here in a couple of days. They also determined that it needed a replacement, and the parts were ordered and they got it done. It was pretty quick. I only had one little hiccup with the contractor but 2-10 took care of it. It was a Friday on the week before Thanksgiving, and they called me and said that the part was ordered. They said a local would be calling me soon. So I called the contractor on Monday and they said their records showed it wasn't even ordered. I was concerned 'cause it was Thanksgiving. I called 2-10 back and they worked it all out, and it got put in the next day. They took care of everything.

I called 2-10 for my water heater and their rep was very responsive. Their contractor was out in a day or so, and got everything running pretty quickly.

The technicians that came out were great and all-around nice. The guy explained to me everything he was doing and what the problem was in layman’s terms because I don’t know too much about HVAC. The only down thing was that there was a misdiagnosis in the beginning, but as soon as he found out the issue, he worked hard to get it fixed. I appreciate 2-10's coverage, but I will shop around for better rates.

All throughout our house upstairs, it seemed like one room was getting all of the airflow from the heater. And that room would be like 20 degrees hotter than my other rooms. I filed a claim to 2-10 and it was a pretty easy process. It’s just that when it comes to heating and air, there’s a certain company that I like to use. And when I first put in the request, I always got the company that I don't wanna use, so I have to go in and cancel the request, and then, call them. So, that was pretty much a hassle. I wish I could choose what company they dispatch first.

I had a plumbing problem due to my food disposal and made a claim for it online, which was fine. They came out, swapped it in and were gone in no time. They were there when they were supposed to be there.

I had a water heater claim with 2-10 and it went really well. The guy who came out was great. My wife even had to be there with him one day by herself and she was totally comfortable with him, and I was there with him while he was putting the water heater in. It took a little longer to put it in and inspect it, but everything went smoothly.

I called on the 12th of November and told 2-10 that I have an issue with my freezer. I put the claim in and I didn’t hear anything until two days later. They came out and the guy told me that it was gonna be really expensive and he didn't think that it was gonna be replaceable because of the cost. I asked him if he was gonna recommend that to 2-10 so I would know what I'd expect and what the timeframe would be. He said that he would get the stuff in, which he did that Saturday. But I called 2-10 and they said that they didn't get it. It was a lot of back and forth there. The following week came and I called them to ask what was going on. They said that everything had been turned into purchasing and they were just waiting for them to respond on how to proceed.

Submitting claims with 2-10 has been pretty mediocre. The process is very documented and impersonal. It's certainly not a source of complaint, but if I were a company, I would try to improve it. After the expiration of my first contract, the one that was arranged by the real estate dealer, I did not renew right away. After a time, I was inundated, and beneficially so, with offers from 2-10 to sign up again. And there were benefits. Eventually, I took advantage of an opportunity to enroll when the sales were being offered. I had several conversations with their reps, but I ended up with a young lady who was very nice. She offered a plan that had a $50 initial payment to the first contractor that showed up and some other discounts. I signed up for that on the phone without any paperwork, because that's not the way they work. Their sales representative makes a representation and you agree to it and you pay with your money.

My problem was with my wall oven which is all stainless steel. It can be fixed but the part won’t be in stainless steel anymore. It would be black and it’s a part that’s on the front of the oven. In the middle of a stainless-steel microwave and then in between them is the control panel and then the oven is below it, there’d be a black panel instead of a stainless panel. However, 2-10 doesn't replace units because of cosmetic reasons. If they can make something function, they’ll make it function no matter how it looks or they’ll give you the price that they would've paid the person to repair that towards me replacing it. So they’ve now decided to pay me what the repair would cost versus replacing the unit, which I totally understand. I’m not so sure I like that but it is what it is. They took care of me and everything seems to be fine. My wife and I figured we'll just wait and see what kind of sales come up after the first year and we’ll look at replacing the unit.

The most recent claim with 2-10 went fine but submitting a claim has been frustrating till I finally got somebody with some intelligence. In my kitchen exhaust fan claim, they wanted to get people from 50 miles away to take care of our problem. And the guy from 50 miles away didn’t know what he was doing. He took a picture of it, and left. He called me back, finally, and said they could put in two new motors or I could buy a new one. I told 2-10 to let me go get the guy from island who was 2 miles from my house, who has been here since 1954 and has a car and a lot of people for a lot of years. They wanted to know how much that was gonna cost. They were not gonna cost any more than the guy from 50 miles away. So, they said they would send a check for that amount. I said fine. That settled the problem.

I called 2-10 the first time for my microwave that kept blowing out the circuit breaker a week and a half ago. The technician they sent out was fine and the microwave was replaced. However, the new microwave had blown the fuse out in the kitchen yesterday and it has done it twice already so I have to call back.

My claim for the gas/electric heating system went great. On the second visit, the tech knew what was wrong. The first time, he did everything he could and then it was a little issue of getting the part, but we got it and they came on Saturday and put it in. The only problem I had with 2-10 was they gave the name of a contractor that was gonna contact me the first time, and when they didn’t, I called them the next day and I kept leaving messages. The rep called me back and then I said, “That’s okay. I’m getting somebody more reliable and dependable that will, at least, return my call.” She said, “Ma’am, we have told them. We are booked up ‘til the middle of January. They’re not supposed to be giving our name and phone number to anybody.” And I said, “Well, they did, and you didn’t return my call.” She said, “You’re not my customer,” and she hung up on me. She was very rude. I called back and said, “Don’t you ever hang up on me again.”

The refrigerator in my house quit cooling, so I contacted 2-10. A tech then came out and diagnosed the problem. I had to get a refrigerator in the meantime because I had family over. So, I opted for the cash-out deal through 2-10. They cut me a check, not as much as I expected, but it offset the cost of a new refrigerator. I've also had a claim for my air conditioning in the house, and their contractor came out and repaired it for me.

My gas and electric heating system has had problems off and on, and when we did the claims, the reps were polite. The first time I was iffy on the contractor. I thought he was giving me the runaround with us being homebuyers. But when the owner himself came out, he actually sat down and explained everything to us, so it was not like he was pulling my leg. We are in the process and the company should start working next week on getting everything put in.

I had a claim for a terrible squealing noise from our heating system, and I was running on emergency heat for no reason. The first contractor made the appointment for a Sunday between 8:00 and 10:00. The guy showed up Saturday morning at 11:00, and we were out of town. He said that if we didn't get somebody there to let him in that day, that he could not come back on Sunday because his appointment was for Saturday at 11:00.

I made my first claim with 2-10 and the submission process was simple and really easy. I like the way you can either do it online or you can call. For this claim, I called them and their rep was great. They seemed to be willing to help you. Something happened where we had to switch HVAC companies. I needed an appointment on a certain day so my handyman could meet the contractor, but one company didn't have it. 2-10 was willing to call the company first before you could make the appointment.

The refrigerator repair was going to be $900 to fix, but I had a limit of $400 on the appliance. I didn’t realize I had limited coverage. The freezer stopped working, and then the water and the ice maker. Once I got here the only thing that was working was the main part of the fridge. I ended up having to just get a new one, and they only covered $400.