A Service Fee is a relatively small payment you make to the contractor when you submit a service request. When you choose 2-10 HBW, you’ll typically pay $100 or less to have a contractor service your breakdown. Then, 2-10 HBW covers the remaining covered repair or replacement costs, up to the clearly stated limits in your service contract.

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This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

Yes. The aggregate dollar limit for coverage may vary from one warranty provider to another. With 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty, the annual, aggregate limit is $25,000 for covered systems and appliances. Get a free quote today to see what coverage you can get, or if you are already a home warranty holder, review those details in your home warranty in Homeowner Portal.

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This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

To request service, log in to your Homeowner Portal account, select the system or appliance that needs service, answer a few questions, and we’ll dispatch an authorized Service Contractor to your home.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

To submit a structural claim, please call 720-531-6742.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

Log in to your homeowner portal account to check on the status of your service request.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

Regardless of preference, every Service Request must be submitted to and approved by 2-10 HBW prior to a contractor performing work. To get the best value from your warranty, we recommend using an authorized 2-10 HBW Service Contractor. If you elect to use an outside contractor, you will be responsible for the difference in cost between using your contractor and an authorized 2-10 HBW Service Contractor. You will also need to follow the instructions provided to ensure that the work remains eligible for coverage (e.g., that work is not performed without prior authorization). For details, please consult your Home Warranty Service Agreement’s Terms of Service and any additional instructions provided during the course of your Service Request.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

To cancel a service request, contact Customer Service at 720.531.6717.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

The Service Contractors who work with 2-10 HBW must qualify to be part of our network of preferred contractors. Qualification includes verifying any applicable licenses and corporate insurance, among other things. Preferred contractors earn the highest quality scores from our customers and perform repairs quickly.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

A service request is typically completed in an average of 5 days. However, during high-volume seasons, such as summer, it may take longer to complete.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

Upon receipt of the service request, 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty will initiate contact with a Service Contractor within 4 business hours, or 48 hours on weekends and holidays. If 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty has your email address, you will receive an email confirmation of the service request, which includes the contact information for the Service Contractor. You are welcome to call the Service Contractor directly.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

An emergency request is generally defined as a service issue resulting in: 1) no electricity, gas, water, or toilet functionality to the entire home; 2) a system malfunction that causes ongoing damage to the home; or 3) a condition that immediately endangers health and safety. With emergency requests, we will attempt to initiate service within 24 hours. However, 2-10 HBW cannot guarantee service within a specific period, and you should take reasonable steps to protect yourself and others while waiting for service completion.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.

Simply go to 2-10.com/homeowner/, sign in and request service online, or call 720.531.6717.

This blog post is originally from 2-10 Home Buyers Warranty and written by Philip McManis.