Our Story

At FlipItAndGone, we are not just a contract — we are problem solvers, coverage educators, and service professionals.

Homes fail in ordinary ways: a compressor that will not start, a water heater that weeps at the base, a range that loses a burner. Those moments used to mean a scramble for quotes. We built a warranty brand that treats that scramble as the problem to solve.

Since 2014 we have written plans that name covered items clearly, trained claim advisors who explain trade-service fees before work begins, and partnered with licensed technicians who treat a member’s kitchen or utility room with care. The name is the promise: flip the claim process on, and the hassle is gone.

  • Coverage designed around real household equipment
  • Advisors who translate contract language into next steps
  • A repair-first approach that respects both members and technicians
  • Optional extras for garage door, well pump, and extra appliances
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How We Work

A home warranty should feel like a utility you can actually use

Too many service contracts hide the important parts in footnotes. We lead with the covered list, the waiting period, and the fee you pay when a technician is sent.

1

Understand the home

Tell us the age of major systems, which appliances you rely on, and whether you want essential protection or whole-home coverage. We map a plan to the equipment you already own.

2

Enroll with clear terms

You receive a coverage summary, exclusions, claim instructions, and pricing. Nothing about FlipItAndGone is designed to surprise you on the day something breaks.

3

Claim without chaos

When a listed item fails, you request service. We confirm coverage, dispatch a specialist, and keep the conversation on repair quality — not on who to call first.

Expertise Area

Professional coverage tailored for reliable home solutions

Climate Systems

Furnaces, air conditioners, heat pumps, and air handlers that keep rooms livable.

Water & Plumbing

Interior plumbing and water heaters — the quiet systems you notice only when they fail.

Power & Panels

Covered electrical components that protect comfort, lighting, and household routines.

Optional Extras

Garage door openers, extra refrigerators, and similar add-ons when you want a wider net.

Values that show up on claim day

We write contracts people can finish in one sitting. We do not bury covered-item lists. We would rather decline an uncovered request politely than authorize work that the plan cannot support.

Technicians in our network are expected to explain findings, protect flooring and counters, and leave a home as tidy as they found it. Members are expected to maintain equipment reasonably — filters, accessible shutoffs, and manufacturer care — so coverage remains fair for everyone.

FlipItAndGone is also a teaching brand. Our insights explain the difference between a warranty claim and a maintenance visit, how waiting periods work, and why a trade-service fee exists. Informed members file better claims and get faster outcomes.

Homeowners relaxing with coverage in place

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From plan design to technician dispatch, every FlipItAndGone process exists so a covered breakdown feels manageable. We have supported thousands of claims across heating seasons, plumbing emergencies, and appliance failures that used to dominate a household’s week.

01PLAN DESIGN
02CLAIM GUIDANCE
03QUALITY REPAIR
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Questions people ask before they enroll

If you are comparing home warranty providers, start with how claims are handled, not just the monthly price.

No. We administer home warranty service contracts. A warranty pays for covered mechanical repairs or replacements according to the plan, subject to fees and limits. It is complementary to — not a substitute for — home insurance.
Independent licensed technicians in our service network. We assign based on trade, availability, and the covered system so you are not shopping for a plumber at midnight.
Yes, provided systems and appliances are in working order at the start of coverage and meet the plan’s eligibility rules. Older equipment can still be covered; limits and exclusions still apply.