Is Sears Home Warranty going out of business?

Is Sears Home Warranty going out of business?

Because Sears Home Services is underwritten by an independent company (Cross Country Home Services), your home warranty coverage and customer service is still covered even as Sears filed Chapter 11 bankruptcy in October 2018 to restructure the company.

What happens to my warranty if Sears closes?

A: Sears says it will honor them as long as it remains in business. That includes extended protection plans and full home warranties. However, Business Insider says if the chain decides to liquidate next year, then warranties could become worthless.

What happens to a lifetime warranty when a company goes out of business?

Lifetime warranty become dead with the legal closure of any company as their is no one to serve upon these warranties, unless the closure is a takeover by another company.

What happens to my warranty if company closes?

If the manufacturer issued the warranty, it will most likely honor it. When a company goes out of business, its warranties and services often die with it, unless other agreements have been made.

What is the warranty on Sears appliances?

Sears appliance warranty coverage beginsr purchasing coverage. It will last for 12 months and automatically renew at the end of the term. Customers will be notified of any rate or coverage changesre the term length is up.

Are home appliance warranties worth it?

A home warranty isn’t worth it: You have limited access expected repair or replacement expenses. The warranty covers only the least expensive solution to the problem, which could be recurring the repairs. Your appliances are dated and could break down in the near future.

Do you really need home warranty?

Without a home warranty, you could spend hundreds or thousands of dollars repairing or replacing major appliances or systems. If you don’t have money set aside for these expenses, a home warranty can more than pay for itself.

Andrew

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