[Toymeister]

There is one thing that this covers that is useful. TV uses Kohler toilets which use a red rubber seal for their version of a flapper, drain seal. They generally fail in four to five years. They cost 8.99 at the Wildwood Ace. It is an easy DIY job though.

[Maker]

Originally Posted by Toymeister

There is one thing that this covers that is useful. TV uses Kohler toilets which use a red rubber seal for their version of a flapper, drain seal. They generally fail in four to five years. They cost 8.99 at the Wildwood Ace. It is an easy DIY job though.

Policy excludes "ordinary wear and tear" so that wear item would not be covered.
If you did get them to send a repairman, after they say "wear and tear is not covered"... would their next words be "that will be $299 for this service call, plus parts" ??

[nn0wheremann]

Originally Posted by Flyers999

Every so often I get this letter from TECO (our gas company) with an offer to insure my "interior gas lines, interior water/sewer/vent lines and pipes, leaks and breaks, plumbing drains, toilet bowls/tank/mechanisms, interior hos bibs, shower and tub valves, and garbage disposal. "

All for $9.95 per month. apparently, these things are not covered by our home insurance.

Does this sound like a good deal? Does anybody here subscribe to this service?

My only reservation would be what happens when my house gets older? I'm sure the price would go up.

In 7 years I have not spent $100 on plumbing repairs

[Bellavita]

I can't believe TECO does all that

Originally Posted by Flyers999

Every so often I get this letter from TECO (our gas company) with an offer to insure my "interior gas lines, interior water/sewer/vent lines and pipes, leaks and breaks, plumbing drains, toilet bowls/tank/mechanisms, interior hos bibs, shower and tub valves, and garbage disposal. "

All for $9.95 per month. apparently, these things are not covered by our home insurance.

Does this sound like a good deal? Does anybody here subscribe to this service?

My only reservation would be what happens when my house gets older? I'm sure the price would go up.