Kitchen Appliances
Refrigerator, cooktop, oven, dishwasher and built-in microwave, listed by name.
View CoverageHome warranty for a house that gets used
My home warranty plans cover eligible systems and appliances, with a clear way to ask for service when one of them wears out.
A contract, not a policy
I set up each plan as a yearly service contract, apart from insurance.
Meant for parts that age
My plans answer wear from daily use, not storm, fire or accident harm.
Two costs, both known
You pay the plan price and a set fee per visit, both in the agreement.
One person looks after your home warranty
I run NestByEllis on my own. When you ask about a plan, I am the one who answers, sets it up and stays with it through the year.
I started this because a broken furnace or fridge should not turn into a week of guessing. My job is to fit a plan to the things your home runs on, and to be easy to reach when one of them stops.
About NestByEllis
Six areas my plans can stand behind
Water Heating
Tank and tankless heaters, plus the thermostats, elements and valves that wear.
View CoverageElectrical Systems
Panels, breakers, wiring and switches that wear out through years of daily use.
View CoverageLaundry Appliances
Washers and dryers, with the belts, pumps and motors that tire with every load.
View CoveragePlumbing
Supply lines, drains and stoppages tucked out of sight in the walls and floors.
View CoverageHeating & Cooling
Furnaces, heat pumps and central air, with the motors and controls behind them.
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Why choose NestByEllis for your home warranty
Four things you can count on from me, from the day you sign up.
Plain terms
I explain your agreement in simple words before you sign.
Right fit
I match your plan to the systems and appliances you own.
Real answers
If an item is not covered, I tell you so at the start.
Steady help
I stay with each request until your repair is settled.
Told from the homeowner's side of a repair
Philippa T.
Oven request
The oven quit two days before a family dinner. I filed the request that night and the igniter was swapped out by Thursday.
Barnaby A.
Air conditioner request
My air conditioner kept blowing warm in July. The contractor found a failed capacitor and I paid only the set service fee.
Solveig H.
Drain line request
A drain backed up beneath my kitchen sink. The best part was hearing plainly which share of the job my plan would take on.
Camden R.
Dryer request
The dryer kept tumbling but nothing got warm. One request, one visit, a new heating element, and the pile finally shrank.
Ottoline F.
Breaker request
Several hallway outlets quit at once. The electrician found a tired breaker and talked me through the fix before starting.
Benedikt B.
Water heater request
My water heater leaked from a valve on a Sunday. Not all of it was approved, yet I knew exactly why and what my share was.
Home warranty questions I hear most
Short answers about how my plans work. If yours is not here, send it to me.
Ask a QuestionYour agreement names the start date. Some plans have a short wait after signup before a first request, and I point that out before you pay.
Usually not. I can set up most plans without one. Each item just has to be working properly on the day your coverage begins.
You can file a request each time a covered item fails. Every plan also has dollar limits, and those are listed in your agreement.
Yes. Your agreement explains how to cancel and how any refund is worked out. Tell me, and I will go through the steps with you.
Often it can. Tell me how the home is used when you sign up, so I can set your plan up the right way from the start.