American Home Shield is a gigantic rip-off and needs to be investigated by the U.S. Attorney General for fraudulent consumer practices. I have attempted on two occassions of using the service for home repairs with extremely poor outcomes. The first event involved a water leak from my hot water ...
It's all very simple, AHS is a total ripoff. They find every excuse to tell you that you are not covered. They tell you you are covered, then they deny coverage; they send repairmen unprepared to do the job they were sent to do; they charge you a $55 fee, then they tell you that you are not ...
Looks like I am joining a long list of frusterated customers of AHS. We have been a customer for 11 years and have used AHS a couple of times with past repairs. However since being taken over by Servicemaster things have changed. We have a 21 year old drop in range in our home that has been ...
We purchased AHS Warranty.in early November, our upstairs toilet started leaking. It leaked downstairs through the pantry room. AHS sent out a plumber who used a hydrojet to clear the toilet and charge us sixty dollars. Aproximatley 30 days later, it backed up again. We had to have another plumber ...
1) Would not repair a simple toilet problem, small amount of water leaking through a seal. The plumber would not even show up! 2) Air conditioner - they stated they could not cover it because it was not properly maintained, but we had just moved in the house, therefore how could this even fall ...
On approximately 10/21, I requested service for water leaking through my living room wall. At the time, I wasnt aware of the numerous complaints made against AHS from consumers. The leak was coming from where my air conditioner and water heater are co-located. I submitted a work request and ...