Free for homeowners
Start with the task in front of you: find an appliance record, prepare for a repair, compare a quote, or organize the work already done. Homeowner Alliance brings those tasks into one free homeowner account.
Start with two actual amounts, then check the scope, coverage and questions behind them. A clear worksheet can help you have a more useful conversation before authorizing work.
Explore the tool →A short routine is easier to use than a forgotten list. Choose the equipment you have, review the tasks due and keep a plan you can return to throughout the month.
Explore the tool →A model number, purchase record and warranty date are more useful than a guess when an appliance stops working. Keep the details you already have together so you can explain the problem and find the right next step.
Explore the tool →Your home’s important details should be easier to find when a repair, estimate or improvement comes up. HomeVault gives you a place to organize the property information and records you choose to keep.
Explore the tool →Two totals can look far apart while describing different jobs. Start with the amounts, then compare what each contractor will supply, remove, repair and warrant. A useful comparison gives you better questions before you decide.
Explore the tool →The next time someone asks when the roof was replaced or who repaired the system, have more than a memory. Home Timeline helps you document projects with the dates, costs, contractor information, photos and invoices you actually keep.
Explore the tool →Use Find Local Pros to search home-service businesses by ZIP and trade. Confirm a company’s coverage, availability, credentials and project suitability directly. Claimed, verified and unclaimed directory profiles are different states.
Keep actual appliance information, property records and project documents in the signed-in tools. Public previews help you prepare; they do not publish your saved home information or guarantee repair, warranty or contractor outcomes.