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About Elevate Homescriptions

Elevate Homescriptions provides home warranty plans, repairs, maintenance and preventive care services across counties in Arizona, Nevada, Texas and Utah. This home warranty company offers customizable plans and coverage, 24/7 emergency response and scheduling options through its app. Each service call has an $85 deductible, and the company provides the option to choose a local technician or contractor.

What sets Elevate Homescriptions apart from other warranty providers is that its plans are fully customizable and options include one-time and recurring services for your home. These services include routine maintenance, lawn care and pest control.

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Pros
  • Fully customizable plans
  • Home maintenance and service options available
  • No limit on the number of claims
  • Covers multi-family homes and condominiums
Cons
  • Only covers homes under 4,000 feet
  • Only available in four states

Elevate Homescriptions coverage and plans

Elevate Homescriptions offers four home warranty plans: the Essentials Plan, the Elevated Plan, the Totally Elevated Plan and the Epic Plan. Each plan provides a variety of coverage for appliances and systems, though there are some differences. Only the Epic Plan offers emergency lodging reimbursement, equipment disposal and homeowner’s insurance deductible reimbursement.

Plan details

All four Elevate Homescriptions plans cover central air conditioning, heating systems and electrical and plumbing. The Essentials Plan is the base package, while the Epic Plan includes additional items and services not listed in the other three plans.

Add-on coverage

Elevate Homescriptions offers extra protection for appliances and systems with add-on coverage. The company incorporates add-on costs into your annual contract price. The company also provides optional maintenance services that can be paid per visit on a recurring or one-time basis.

What does Elevate Homescriptions not cover?

Like most home warranty companies, Elevate Homescriptions' contract has many limitations and exclusions. The company only covers mechanical breakdowns caused by normal wear and tear and doesn't cover things like weather damage or acts of nature.

Here is a list of items that the Arizona Elevate Homescriptions contract also doesn’t cover:

  • Preexisting breakdowns
  • Nonmechanical breakdowns
  • Cosmetic defects
  • Removable and portable accessories
  • Damage caused by misuse or abuse
  • Lack of capacity
  • Missing parts
  • Weather damage or acts of nature
  • Pet or pest damage
  • Odor or noise not directly related to a breakdown
  • Repairs or replacements of shared or commercial equipment
  • Consequential or secondary damage
  • Food spoilage

Elevate Homescriptions coverage caps

Coverage caps are the limit of what the home warranty company will pay to repair or replace an item. Elevate Homescriptions offers different coverage caps for each home warranty. The Epic Plan has the highest coverage caps, while the Essentials Plan has the lowest.

Elevate Homescriptions cost

Elevate Homescriptions offers four warranty plans with annual payment options. Each plan has an $85 service fee, and you can expect to pay between $500 and $990 per year at the time of publishing.

The cost of an Elevate Homescriptions warranty plan will vary based on where you live, the size of your home and whether you include any add-on items or services. Currently, Elevate Homescriptions lists the following prices for its home warranty plans:

  • Essentials Plan: $500 per year
  • Elevated Plan: $600 per year
  • Totally Elevated Plan: $750 per year
  • Epic Plan: $990 per year

The ConsumerAffairs Research Team received a quote from Elevate Homescriptions for the following monthly prices:

  • Essentials Plan: Starting at $44 per month
  • Elevated Plan: Starting at $86 per month
  • Totally Elevated Plan: Starting at $114 per month
  • Epic Plan: Starting at $134 per month

Discounts from Elevate Homescriptions

Elevate Homescriptions doesn’t offer many discounts. However, the company currently advertises a $50 deduction off the base price of a warranty plan for homes under 1,499 square feet.

Elevate Homescriptions’ cancellation policy

You can cancel your contract with Elevate Homescriptions at any time. When you cancel, you will receive a pro-rated refund for the unexpired term minus a $75 administration fee, service costs and unpaid service fees. Cancellation fees may also apply if you cancel a scheduled home service, such as pest control or house cleaning.

Compare Elevate Homescriptions with other home warranty providers

If you are considering a home warranty plan, it’s worth comparing a few different providers to find the best fit. Home warranty providers vary greatly in their plans, coverage, prices and terms. The following table compares Elevate Homescriptions with a few other popular home warranty companies.

Elevate Homescriptions FAQ

Where is Elevate Homescriptions available?

Elevate Homescriptions is available in Utah, Texas, Nevada and Arizona.

Is Elevate Homescriptions legit?

Yes, Elevate Homescriptions is a legitimate home warranty company. It is headquartered in Orem, Utah and has operated in the home warranty industry for 14 years.

How do I file a claim with Elevate Homescriptions?

To file a claim, log into your Elevate Homescriptions account, click the “Request Service” tab, fill out the form, or call 855-349-8824.

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    CoverageSales & Marketing

    Reviewed Aug. 18, 2026

    These guys are a scam. Found bizarre loopholes to get out of covering our microwave and garage door.

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    Customer ServiceCoverageTechSales & MarketingPriceTimelinessCoverage Limits

    Reviewed July 15, 2026

    Elevate is a scam- I purchased Elevate when I closed on my home after a full inspection required by my a bank. All was cleared and proved to be functioning properly and up to par. The scam- a plumber assigned by your company comes along and says it wasn't properly installed or its an after market item. How could a 40 year home be expected to have original parts? So, they send Stellar Home Service, I paid $85 for a service call and they deemed it "improperly installed" and had to come back because he didn't have a PVC fitting. Not a pump or some special tool. A 45 degree PVC fitting. The next day I was charged $250 by the plumber after a 25 minute install. I've called about pool pump (not original pump)-not covered. Hot water heater- (after market plumbing)- not covered Under sink repair (improperly installed)- not covered.

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      Customer ServicePriceHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed July 7, 2026

      Should honestly be called “LOWER homescriptions”. This company sucks. They are an absolute waste of money, and I cannot stress enough that anyone and everyone should seek out a better company to work with. I hope this message reaches every man, woman and child in every state these people operate in. They are not worth your time, money, or energy. Seriously, run the other way.

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      Reviewed June 16, 2026

      I would strongly caution anyone considering doing business with Elevate Homescriptions. As part of my home purchase in November 2023, the sellers provided a home warranty through Elevate Homescriptions. The only time I attempted to use the warranty was when my sump pump failed. I entered my credit card to pay the service fee for someone to come out and assess the issue. Elevate ultimately did not cover the sump pump repair, and I did not argue with them about that decision.

      What I do have a serious issue with is what happened afterward. Elevate Homescriptions used the credit card I entered for that one-time service assessment fee to renew the warranty policy for the next two years. That credit card was never provided for the purpose of purchasing or renewing a home warranty subscription. It was only provided for a single service call fee related to the sump pump issue.

      When I discovered the charges and requested a refund, the company refused. In my opinion, using a customer’s card for recurring renewals when the card was only provided for a one-time service fee is extremely questionable and reflects very concerning business practices. I also found it very difficult to identify or contact anyone in the company’s management chain, which only added to my concerns about transparency and accountability. Based on my experience, I would not recommend Elevate Homescriptions. Customers should be very careful before providing payment information to this company and should closely monitor any credit card charges afterward.

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      Customer ServiceTechSales & MarketingPricePunctuality & SpeedRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceResolution

      Reviewed June 4, 2026

      My realtor recommended this company for my home warranty, but it's a total scam. Less than 2 months after moving into my new home, the washing machine stopped working. I went to Elevate's website to schedule a service and was charged $75 for a tech to come out, which is not much less than what I would have ended up paying for the repair out of pocket. The tech supposedly fixed the issue, but the washer started having the same problem less than 3 months later. I tried to call Elevate about this, but got an obnoxious AI that told me that I'd have to pay for a new service call because it was more than 30 days since the original repair, which is a joke. It really should be at least 90 days. My realtor will also be hearing from me about how terrible this company is. I don't want other people getting scammed by them.

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      TechPriceStaffTransparency

      Reviewed May 26, 2026

      UPDATE: The manager just told me that, based on the weather forecast, we don't qualify for emergency help, despite the fact that my very young children and pets have been in a home reaching 80 degrees overnight for FOUR DAYS NOW and not able to properly rest. He also gaslit me when I reported the HVAC tech who used drugs on our property. **This company supports sending ** to your home.**

      If you want to be gaslit by a constant rotation of low-skill employees and passed off to an AI agent despite paying ridiculous premiums for mediocre services from heavily intoxicated subcontractors, this is the place. The only ounce of redemption comes from the fact that one singular time we had a decent subcontractor who is a military member and not on drugs. Two stars purely for that guy.

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      CoverageTechPriceRefunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed May 8, 2026

      I have never dealt with a warranty company that looked so hard for reasons NOT to cover a claim. My furnace issue turned into a complete nightmare. The technician they sent out clearly did not know what he was doing, charged the warranty company over $400 for essentially accomplishing nothing, and somehow that cost was pushed onto me when I tried to cancel.

      Since Elevate already had my money, they refused to refund me and showed zero accountability for the situation. As a realtor, I work with homeowners constantly and have seen many warranty companies over the years — this has been by far one of the worst experiences I’ve seen. They truly seem to look for excuses to deny coverage instead of helping customers when they actually need support.

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      CoverageTechRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceStaffHonesty & Transparency

      Reviewed March 20, 2026

      ABSOLUTELY DO NOT PURCHASE A HOME WARRANTY WITH THIS COMPANY. Please read this before doing any business with this company. This is a very honest review of how my AC is now "fixed" with a ROCK from my front yard. The technician had to use a rock to put weight on the top of the unit so the fan would not spin out of control and blow up. If I take the ROCK off the top of my AC Unit, chances are my AC unit could possibly blow up according to the technician. The warranty company said we won't fix the AC Unit if that happens, it would be "secondary damage"(probably somewhere in the fine print of their pamphlet).

      Our AC stopped working, the warranty company sent out a contractor to fix the fan motor and capacitor. After doing this the warranty company said they only cover mechanical parts, not the structural part that the fan motor is connected to. The technician stated that the rock must stay on top of the AC unit to provide weight or else the fan will eventually come dislodged and may implode. So when I take the rock off of the top of my unit, if the AC unit blows up, damages my house, the pool pump, the AC Unit next to it, THIS WARRANTY WILL NOT COVER ANYTHING as they are stating it is "secondary damage".

      Help me make this make sense? Oh it's the fine print that nobody reads right? Secondary damage...structural repair... etc. I was hoping to renew with them for 3-5 years as I thought they were great before but this is just heartless. This company does not have a heart and does not go the extra mile for their customers. Second issue that blows my mind. The capacitor in this same unit was replaced 9 months prior by a different company. When the company installed the new one today, they told me the prior company installed one that is 6 years old.

      The warranty company refunded me my $70.00, but stuck me with not covering a single $1 towards a new AC Unit that I now need and any other possible damages that may occur. Better yet, I'm now stuck with a rock on my AC Unit(laughable at this point right?) I hope this review reaches all of you looking for a home warranty and after reading this, I hope you look elsewhere. In the end, I'm stuck with a 10k repair, no help from the warranty company. The employee I spoke with stated it was the best home warranty company in the U.S., now tell me...would you agree?

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      Customer ServiceClaims HandlingCoverageTechPricePunctuality & SpeedMaintenanceStaffTransparency

      Reviewed Sept. 18, 2025

      Purchased this warranty when we bought this home in March. I made our first claim this week. We have a mini-split AC unit in a bedroom (that was original to the home) that when we bought the home we were told it needed a part that was backordered. We decided to go ahead and replace the whole unit by a professional at our own cost so we wouldn’t have any further issues with it. Soon after it kept tripping the breaker. It was determined that the wiring they the home builder (again, a professional) installed the wrong wiring for a mini-split unit.

      I filed a claim for electrical wiring (since this is the issue) and The technician they sent out was very nice and prompt. He looked at this unit and looked at the wiring and agreed that it was not installed correctly by the builder. He even called someone with more electrical experience in his company to confirm and he agreed. Elevate has denied the claim because they say they don’t cover mini-split units but I cannot see where is says that in our contract. I purchased their “top of the line” coverage and was assured that everything would be covered. Even the representative from the company said the wording is very vague in our contract and that they have since revised the contracts. This is a electrical wiring issue that should be covered. I am extremely disappointed in their lack of transparency…I feel that this company will do anything to get out of paying a claim.

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      Reviewed Aug. 8, 2025

      I have been with this company for several years then one day they had to send me a check for $150 for a garage door. After that coincidentally they quit taking my $65 out per month I noticed it a few months down the road. When I called they said my account was suspended because of non payment but wait nothing changed on my end bank account information, all the same, I never received an email or a phone call regarding this matter. I would stay way far away from this company. This is a very dishonest company, it appears.

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      Reviewed June 10, 2025

      We used Elevate for a few repairs to our HVAC system as well as their re- Key services. It was so simple to use their app. I scheduled each visit with the contractor right on the app . Got a call same day and next day. Someone was out to our home the very same week! our HVAC system did need a part but that turnaround time was so quick! Re - Key was a breeze. Ordered and fixed in the same week. Everyone was polite and professional. We will definitely keep using Elevate for our home Warranty as well as our rental properties. SO impressed!

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      Reviewed April 18, 2025

      Where to begin…don’t use these guys. They are terrible with claims handling. I live in Utah, and being an Utah company you’d think local service would be better. Nope. Called in a problem with the fan on my HVAC system, turns out the contractor they sent had two years experience and was now on his own. Not a good sign. Misdiagnosed it as an electrical problem, and the follow on electrician properly diagnosed it as a fried control board in the central unit. Pretty obvious, it had arced and shorted out leaving a burn mark on some sheet metal.

      Waited 5 days for parts in weather mostly in the 50s but dealt with two snow storms and temps forecasted to drop below 28 degrees overnight. Turns out the supply company sent the HVAC contractor the wrong part and had the correct one in their warehouse about 45 minutes away. Of course, no one wants to grab the control board on a Friday afternoon, so I’m left without heat over Easter weekend. Not optimal. Called a couple times to talk to a supervisor, and of course they weren’t available. I was told they’d call back in about 10 minutes…nothing. After I called the second time I was told they probably wouldn’t be able to call me back until Monday, and I could go get a portable heater and be reimbursed up to $75 so we had some heat in the house. Worthless. Completely worthless. Avoid at all costs including if you live in Utah.

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      Reviewed April 7, 2025

      We have owned our house for ten years and have maintained a subscription with Elevate the whole time. Every year, we debate not renewing, and every year, we're so glad we DID renew. Every single year, the Elevate subscription has more than paid for itself. Through them, we've replaced our fridge, dishwasher, furnace, and now a water heater. There have been some additional costs on top of their coverage, but going through them DRAMATICALLY reduced our out of pocket (even when factoring in the subscription cost). Furthermore, the reduced pricing for service calls has been a tremendous benefit, as this house was DIY hell when we bought it.

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      Reviewed Feb. 25, 2025

      Paid into the subscription for nearly 6 months. Made my FIRST service request because of terrible sewage odors coming from my toilets. Clearly some sort of failed seal, blockage, or other issue. Denied service, so to get it fixed it would be entirely out of pocket would be an additional ~$200 after my $70 visit fee. This company so far has 100% deny rate. Completely ridiculous. Wish I could give them 0 stars.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechPriceStaff

      Reviewed Oct. 28, 2024

      Received this warranty with the purchase of our new home. They charge you $75 dollars to send a service technician out which is normal in case you are wondering. Of the four repair calls we made only one matter was resolved and coincidentally it was for a $20 dollar exhaust fan motor. They will deny any claim that would cost them money to repair.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTech

      Reviewed Sept. 19, 2024

      I signed up for this service. Had it for a year and called three times about what I thought was covered. Sent a tech out and each time they said the issue wasn’t covered. One was a issue with my water pressure valve which says explicitly they cover but said since it’s a pre-existing condition of old pipes and wear-and-tear, they don’t cover it.

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      Customer ServiceCoverageTechPriceRefunds & PayoutsMaintenanceStaff

      Reviewed June 15, 2024

      We are new to Elevate Homescriptions. Soon after moving into our new home the AC to one of the floors stopped working. Initially Elevate required us to prove that the A/C was working when we bought the house. After several weeks in the heat, they sent someone out. Then 2 days after the A/C contractor came they called and let us know we would need to approve an $800 work fee before they would redispatch the contractor to repair the A/C. They explained that they will cover the cost of replacing the compressor, but to have the compressor installed it requires modifications that they do not cover so we would have to agree to pay for the modifications so that the compressor can be installed.

      I asked them to explain how we would be responsible to pay for modifications so they could make a covered repair. Elevate referred me to the "Limitations of Liability" section of the contract and stated they do not cover "modifications". We have the 'Totally Elevated' Plan. We have spent a couple of weeks in the heat, and do not have a projected time for when the covered A/C will be repaired. We have found the company to be difficult to interact with, they work hard to delay and not have to cover items they claim to cover and they will charge you for aspects of the repairs and call them modifications, even though the repair cannot be completed and their contract honored without the 'modifications'.

      It feels like we were given a bad recommendation by our real estate agent when we purchased our home and were recommended to get coverage with Elevate. I would consider other options and maybe go with a larger national company. We had American Home Shield in the state we moved from and we never had this issue or the upcharges.

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        Elevate Homescriptions Company Information

        Company Name:
        Elevate Homescriptions
        Address:
        259 S. Orem Blvd.
        City:
        Orem
        State/Province:
        UT
        Postal Code:
        84058
        Country:
        United States
        Website:
        www.elevatehomescriptions.com