About Me
I am the person behind LinosHouse, and I help homeowners read a home warranty plan before something at home stops working.
A Cold Shower Started All of This
It began with a water heater that gave out on a winter morning. I had a plan tucked in a drawer, yet I had no idea whether that tank was on the list or how to ask for a repair. Reading the fine print took longer than the fix itself.
That morning pushed me to learn how these agreements are put together. Now I pass along what I picked up to other homeowners, one question at a time, so the paperwork feels less like a puzzle.
You should know what your plan names long before the furnace starts to rattle.
How I Like to Work
Plain Words First
I swap contract language for everyday terms so you can follow along without a dictionary.
Honest About Limits
If a plan leaves something out, I say so up front instead of letting it surprise you later.
Your Home, Your Pace
I never rush a choice. Look over the options and come back to them whenever it suits you.
From Breakdown to Repair
Pick a Plan
Look over which systems and appliances each plan lists.
Spot the Problem
Jot down the sound, the leak or the error code you see.
Send a Request
Share those details so the right trade gets matched to it.
Get It Repaired
A qualified local pro checks it and works within your plan.
Want a Plan That Fits Your Home?
Create an account, compare what each plan names, and keep your notes in one spot for the next time something at home acts up.
Homeowners in All Kinds of Situations
New Homeowners
You just got the keys and want to know which systems came with the place and how a plan treats them.
Busy Families
A broken washer or fridge throws off the whole week, so you want a simple path to a repair request.
Owners of Older Homes
Your furnace and pipes have seen plenty of winters, and you want a clear view of what a plan does for aging equipment.
Landlords and Sellers
You want a plan in place that names the main appliances, so a breakdown does not stall a lease or a sale.