About MelonaHomes

I started MelonaHomes so homeowners could read a home warranty plan in plain words before anything breaks.

Why I Started MelonaHomes

I kept hearing the same story. A furnace gave out on a cold night, a plan was in a drawer somewhere, and nobody knew what it actually promised. The fine print showed up only when the stress did.

So I built a place where you can sit with the details while the house is quiet. I walk through what plans tend to include, what they leave out and how a service request moves from a note to a repair.

I keep it honest. Every plan has its own terms, and those terms always decide what is covered in your home.

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Technician working on a kitchen appliance

What I Hold To

A few habits shape every conversation I have about home warranty coverage.

Plain Words First

I swap legal phrasing for everyday language, so a coverage limit or a service fee makes sense the first time you read it.

Both Sides of a Plan

I point out what a plan leaves out just as clearly as what it includes. Surprises at repair time help no one.

No Pressure

You decide when you are ready. I would rather you take your time than pick a plan that does not fit your home.

Know Your Coverage Before You Need It

A quiet afternoon is the best time to look over plan options for your home.

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How a Request Moves Along

  1. 1

    Pick a Plan

    Choose a plan that names the systems and appliances in your home. Most plans begin after a short waiting period.

  2. 2

    Send a Request

    When a covered item stops working, send a service request with a short note that explains what you saw go wrong.

  3. 3

    Get Matched

    Your request is matched with a qualified local technician, who comes out and looks over the problem in the home.

  4. 4

    Repair or Replace

    If the item is covered, the technician then repairs or replaces it, based on the terms that come with your plan.

Homeowners I Help

Plenty of people find their way to me, and most fit one of these pictures.

New Buyers

You just got the keys and want to know which systems a plan could look after.

Owners of Older Homes

Your water heater and furnace have seen a lot of seasons, and you want a backup plan.

Landlords

You keep appliances running for tenants and want repairs to follow a clear path.

Sellers

You are listing your home and want to understand what a plan could offer a buyer.