cindy M.
Read the fine print and ask LOTS of questions.
I do NOT under any circumstances, recommend this company. At all. For any reason. After submitting a claim for a broken heater on a Saturday, I was told I’d get a call within 24 hours. The call never came. I called customer service who told me the person I needed to speak with would “call me back at their convenience” when I mentioned that I had not gotten a call within 24 hours, as stated in the contract, she told me I should “mention that to” the person that calls me back. I received a call on Monday (after filing the claim Saturday) and was told nobody could come out until the next day. I couldn’t wait because we had no heat for almost 2 days and called an HVAC tech. After the diagnosis of needing an inducer fan, I was told by priority that “it takes 10 days for an inducer fan to go out (HUH!?!?)and that would have been in your 30 day waiting period”. They called the motor breaking preexisting because the said it would have been in the process of going out which makes zero sense. So I would not recommend this company because I paid over $800 out of pocket. Now I see why nobody I know uses a home warranty. There is no point. Save your money!I do NOT under any circumstances, recommend this company. At all. For any reason. After submitting a claim for a broken heater on a Saturday, I was told I’d get a call within 24 hours. The call never came. I called customer service who told me the person I needed to speak with would “call me back at their convenience” when I mentioned that I had not gotten a call within 24 hours, as stated in the contract, she told me I should “mention that to” the person that calls me back. I received a call on Monday (after filing the claim Saturday) and was told nobody could come out until the next day. I couldn’t wait because we had no heat for almost 2 days and called an HVAC tech. After the diagnosis of needing an inducer fan, I was told by priority that “it takes 10 days for an inducer fan to go out (HUH!?!?)and that would have been in your 30 day waiting period”. They called the motor breaking preexisting because the said it would have been in the process of going out which makes zero sense. So I would not recommend this company because I paid over $800 out of pocket. Now I see why nobody I know uses a home warranty. There is no point. Save your money! EDIT: A rep reached out to me, Sean, and eased my mind about Priority a bit. They are sending $200 to help with the cost of the motor and waving my next service call fee. I still do not have the research given to me that states that it takes ten days for a motor to begin to fail though. I also found out other caveats, such as rust, that will cause a claim to be denied. Rust I understand, since it takes time to rust. I still do not understand or agree that a motor begins breaking down in ten days but I will get to the bottom of that on my own. I am upping the star rating to two just because I feel Sean is really trying to do right by us.