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Complete Protection

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Author: Kalicia Bateman

LAST UPDATED: January 28th, 2022

Complete Appliance Protection is a home warranty company founded in Kansas in 1998. The family-operated business is currently headquartered in St. Louis, Missouri with another location in Toronto. The company offers its customers 24/7 customer service, monthly programs rather than annual ones, no deductible options on home warranty plans, and no exclusions for unknown pre-existing conditions, rust, or lack of maintenance. Complete Protection also pays for preventative maintenance and for 100 percent of approved repairs. The company also allows you to use your own service company if you prefer. Having won Angie's List Super Service award, Complete Protection prides itself in its award winning service and its A+ rating with the BBB.

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Pros

  • No Deductible
  • Appliance Replacement Reimbursement
  • No Pre-Exisiting Condition Exclusions

No Deductible

Unlike most industry competitors, the company pays for all covered repair costs with no service fee charged to the customer. This includes parts and labor. Customers are also able to choose any licensed contractors they desire for service repairs. The company will pay up to $1,000 for each item repair within a 12-month period.

Appliance Replacement Reimbursement

The company offers customers a reimbursement for any covered items that it determines to be unrepairable. Complete Appliance Protection publishes a detailed list on its corporate website on the exact amounts the company will pay for each replacement item. The company pays up to $500 for item replacement costs.

No Pre-Existing Condition Exclusions

Complete Appliance provides coverage for any unknown pre-existing conditions, lack of maintenance, and rust on covered home appliances and systems. Unlike industry competitors, the company also provides warranty protection on the interior parts of appliances. 

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Cons

  • Warranty Restrictions
  • No Mobile App

Warranty Restrictions

The company does not offer coverage on certain items covered by some other similar home warranty competitors. Certain restrictions may also apply on items covered by the home warranty. According to the corporate website, the company's warranty does not cover the following items:

  • Roof Repair
  • Garage Door Opener
  • Ductwork
  • Garbage Disposals
  • Ceiling Fans
  • Spa Tubs
  • Sump Pumps
  • Sprinkler Systems
  • Humidifiers
  • Structural Items

No Mobile App

The company does not provide a mobile app for customers. A mobile app can be helpful towards filing claims and making payments while customers are away from home.

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The Bottom Line

Complete Appliance Protections offers customers several home warranty options with no deductible or pre-existing exclusions. Premiums can be paid on a monthly or yearly basis; however, the company does not cover several items that are warrantied by many other similar industry competitors. The company also does not offer a mobile app that could be used for easier filing of claims.

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Tara Shields Tucson, AZ

This honestly is the first Warranty Company I have had a huge concern about, not that I’ve had much experience with Warranty Companies thankfully. I was recently told and send a letter stating they had issued a $700 payment to assist with replacing an air conditioning part and essentially the air conditioning unit that needs to be replaced on a home I recently purchased. Two weeks later I was still waiting for the check. I followed up with them and they informed me that I first had to send them the receipt for the replacement unit. I explained that I was told by the rep, and in their letter which very clearly states, that they had issued a $700 check. Never did they tell me that I first had to send them the receipts. They then informed me that because of the problem I had they were re-doing the language in their “template”, And adding verbiage to it, but that I am the ONLY customer out of thousands who’s ever had a problem with this! Unless they have thousands and thousands of customers who cannot read or hear, I doubt that is the case. While I understand that their documents state one thing, for the representative to tell me another and to send me a letter advising they had issued a check that never got issued is a completely different matter and I should be able to rely on what that they placed in writing. Considering it is an air-conditioning unit that went out in the middle of the summer in Arizona is even more infuriating! Apparently this is not just the representative’s issue it is a “template” they use on all claims. That is a serious problem. I requested a copy of the corrected template just so that other future customers don’t have to deal with such an issue but to date I have not seen it. Just something to be very cautious of.

6 years ago