If the seller does not provide a Home Warranty Policy, the Buyer may purchase one at the time the contract is accepted. The DeHanas Team can facilitate your purchase of a HMS (Homeowners Marketing Services) warranty.

Why a HMS Warranty is so important to your peace of mind? If you're buying a home, your expenses only begin at closing. Most people have lots of renovations to make. Or furniture to buy. And so on. So the last thing you want is to have to spend additional money for repairs due to unexpected mechanical failures of certain working components in the home. With so much that could go wrong, the odds are against you.

Benefits When You're The Buyer... Your home is one of the biggest investments of your life. Why take chances? Be covered against the expense of an unexpected repair or replacement for a full year after closing*, less the standard deductible. Think about it. No matter how closely you inspect a home before you buy, you just can't predict certain things. Like breakdowns from normal wear and tear, or the possibility of mechanical failure during the first year of ownership. Things like internal plumbing, electrical wiring, or vital parts of the air conditioning and heating systems. Working components such as the washer, dryer, oven, refrigerator, and other items. Only a warranty like ours can give you the protection you need.

Coverage by one of the largest providers of home protection plans... When the major systems and appliances in your home are protected by an HMS Warranty, both Buyer and Seller can relax. Because HMS protection is solid. RELIABLE. The kind you can count on for the peace of mind you want in your home.

Toll-free, 24-hour claim service... What could be easier when something goes wrong than making a single, toll-free phone call? Well, when your home is protected by HMS, that's how easy it is - 24 hours a day, seven days a week. As soon as Homeowner's Marketing Service receives your call, the claim is entered into their state-of-the-art computer system. They'll notify a contractor in your area who contacts you for an appointment. When the contractor arrives at your home, he will verify the claim, prepare a repair or replacement estimate and call their Claims Department. He is then authorized to complete the necessary repairs or replacement on covered items.