The guides
Guides
The three jobs, in plain words: build the file before anything breaks, run claim day without stepping on the traps, and do the money math when they offer a check.
The day-one baseline file: inspection report, dated photos, serial numbers, seller disclosures — the proof that answers 'pre-existing' before it's asked.
What to say when you call a claim in, what never to say on a recorded line, why the technician's report decides everything, and the own-contractor trap.
When the company offers a check instead of a replacement, the check is priced on THEIR cost. How to run the numbers before you accept.
Be ready before it breaks — and fight it right if they say no
Included in the $39 WarrantyDecoded Kit
- The evidence-file system — the day-one baseline file (photos, serial numbers, inspection report) that makes 'pre-existing' hard to claim
- Maintenance logs organized by denial reason — each log page names the denial it defeats ('not maintained' dies when the records exist)
- The claim-call script — what to say when you call a claim in, and the things to never say on a recorded line
- The denial-appeal ladder — written appeal, escalation, your state's correct complaint door, and the arbitration/small-claims routing your contract actually allows
- The cash-out worksheet — their 'actual cost' check vs. the real replacement price, so you know the gap before you accept it
- The renew-or-cancel worksheet — caps against the replacement cost of YOUR oldest systems, with the numbers filled in
Get the WarrantyDecoded Kit — $39
One payment. Yours to keep. For any home warranty company, any plan.