General questions

• What’s covered by a plan from HomeServe?

  Plans from HomeServe offer a variety of repair and replacement services for many appliances and home systems. The coverage provided is dependent upon the type of plan you have. Please read the terms and conditions of your plan for exact coverage details.

• Who is HomeServe owned by?

  HomeServe is owned by HomeServe PLC, our parent company – a publicly traded company on the London stock market. HomeServe is a private company and a leading provider of home repair solutions for more than 4.5 million customers across the US and Canada. We operate under the HomeServe, Home Emergency Insurance Solutions, Service Line Warranties of America (SLWA) and Service Line Warranties of Canada (SLWC) names.

  Plans from HomeServe protect homeowner's budgets against the expense and inconvenience of water, sewer, electrical, HVAC and other home repair emergencies with affordable repair coverage, and quality local service. As an A+ rated Better Business Bureau Accredited Business, HomeServe is dedicated to being a customer-focused company, offering best-in-class repair plans and other services to consumers directly and through over 950 leading municipal and utility partners.

• How do I contact HomeServe?

  You can visit us at www.homeserve.com to chat online or call us toll-free at 1-855-336-2465. We are here to help.

• Is it worth getting water and sewer line insurance together?

  No one can predict when a water service line or sewer line may fail. With 42% of the homes in the U.S. built 50 or more years ago, these service lines are working on borrowed time. There are numerous factors that can cause water and sewer service lines to fail. The type of piping material, age of the service pipe, soil conditions and installation quality can all be factors. A study published in the September 2017 Journal of the AWWA found that failures in water pipes occur most often in homes between the age of 30 and 60 years old. With the median age of homes in the U.S. being 44 years, the threat of water service line and sewer line failure is a major concern for many homeowners. So, it can be a smart decision to be prepared by having both water line and sewer line repair plans in place before a breakdown happens.

• What plans from HomeServe cover plumbing?

  Depending on the plumbing plan you choose, a plan from HomeServe can cover major components and parts of your plumbing and drainage system, including:

  • Sewer or septic line repair
  • Exterior water service line repair
  • Clogged toilets, sinks and drains
  • Leaking supply pipe to hot water heater
  • Repair or replace burst interior water pipe
  • Pipe replacement or repair

  There’s no need to DIY a covered water leak or clogged drain when you have a plan from HomeServe. HomeServe will send a local, licensed and insured technician right to your doorstep to handle your covered repair.

• What happens if I need a repair?

  HomeServe’s emergency repair hotline is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, including holidays. In the event of a home emergency, the homeowner calls the toll-free hotline 1-855-336-2465 and a local, licensed and insured technician is dispatched to make the covered repair or replacement. HomeServe pays the technician directly.

Current customers

• How long does my plan contract last?

  Your plan starts the day your order is processed, and with many plans, there is an initial 30-day waiting period before you can make a service call. That gives you 11 months of coverage during the first year.

• How do I make a claim or book an appointment?

  Simply call the HomeServe repair hotline at 1-855-336-2465 to speak with one of our trusted customer care representatives and they will help you through the claims process or to book an appointment.

• Can I add additional coverage at any time?

  Yes. The plans offered by HomeServe are available by zip code. Simply go to homeserve.com and enter your zip code to see what plans are available in your area.

• Can I cancel at any time?

  You may cancel within 30 days of your start date for a full refund less any claims paid, where applicable, by calling us. Cancellations after the first 30 days will result in a pro-rata refund less any claims paid, where applicable.

• How do I cancel?

  We never like to see our customers go. However, should you want to cancel, you may do so within 30 days of your start date for a full refund, less any claims paid, where applicable. After 30 days, you may cancel and we will provide a pro-rata refund less any claims paid, where applicable. Here’s how:

  • Call our Customer Service at 1-855-336-2465
  • Send us an email at info@homeserveusa.com and include your full name and postal address
  • Go online at https://www.homeserve.com/sc/login and sign into your account

  Learn more about how to cancel your plan at https://www.homeserve.com/sc/cancel.

HomeServe ID

• What is a HomeServe ID?

  A HomeServe ID is a universal account that allows you easier access to your online account. When you see the HomeServe ID logo, just use the same sign-in information (email and password) for both HomeServe.com and the HomeServe App – from any device.

• What if I already have a HomeServe account (web or app)? What changes?

  Nothing! You can still use your existing sign-in information (email and password) to access your online account (HomeServe.com) or the HomeServe App.

• Why should I get a HomeServe ID?

  Having a HomeServe ID gives you immediate access to your online account as well as the HomeServe App. You can view your plans, update your payment information, request service, change your communication preferences, opt in for paperless documents and more. By accessing your account online, you can accomplish many account services without having to call our customer support team.

• How do I create a HomeServe ID?

  On HomeServe.com, please click Sign In located at the top menu bar or click here. Then click on the “Sign Up” link, located under the blue Continue button. Enter your email address and password, then click the blue Continue button. You will be sent a verification email to confirm your ownership of the email address. In the email, click the blue “Verify My Account” button. Once your email is verified, you can continue to add your HomeServe plans to your HomeServe ID.

• How do I reset my HomeServe ID password?

  If you forgot your password, or simply want to reset it, there are two ways you can do this:

  • On the Sign In screen, please click “Forgot password?” located above the blue Continue button. You will be sent a Password Reset email. In the email, click the blue “Confirm password change” button. Enter your new password – make sure it meets the requirements – and save.
  • In Account Settings, please click “Reset password.” You will be sent a Password Reset email. In the email, click the blue “Confirm password change” button. Enter your new password – make sure it meets the requirements – and save.

• Why do I need to reset my password?

  We launched the HomeServe ID on December 14, 2021, along with some other system updates. If you did not sign in to your HomeServe online account between December 14, 2021 – January 31, 2022, you will need to reset your password for security purposes.

• Why won't it accept my password?

  Please make sure your new password meets the requirements:

  • At least 8 characters
  • At least 3 of the following:

  ◦ Lowercase letters (a-z)
  ◦ Uppercase letters (A-Z)
  ◦ Numbers (0-9)
  ◦ Special characters (ex. !@#$%^&*)

  • Cannot contain part of username
  • Cannot be the same as the last 10 passwords

• How do I unlock my HomeServe ID?

  If you have forgotten your password, or entered the wrong password 5 times, your HomeServe ID will be locked. A Blocked Access email will be sent to you. Click the “Unblock your account” link to reset your password. Please make sure your new password meets the requirements:

  • At least 8 characters
  • At least 3 of the following:

  ◦ Lowercase letters (a-z)
  ◦ Uppercase letters (A-Z)
  ◦ Numbers (0-9)
  ◦ Special characters (ex. !@#$%^&*)

  • Cannot contain part of username
  • Cannot be the same as the last 10 passwords