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TrustScore 3 out of 5

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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Elevate Homesubscritions..Strong Caution Against

I would strongly caution anyone considering doing business with Elevate Home Subscriptions.

As part of my home purchase in November 2023, the sellers provided a home warranty through Elevate Home Subscriptions. The only time I attempted to use the warranty was when my sump pump failed. I entered my credit card to pay the service fee for someone to come out and assess the issue. Elevate ultimately did not cover the sump pump repair, and I did not argue with them about that decision.

What I do have a serious issue with is what happened afterward. Elevate Home Subscriptions used the credit card I entered for that one-time service assessment fee to renew the warranty policy for the next two years. That credit card was never provided for the purpose of purchasing or renewing a home warranty subscription. It was only provided for a single service call fee related to the sump pump issue.

When I discovered the charges and requested a refund, the company refused. In my opinion, using a customer’s card for recurring renewals when the card was only provided for a one-time service fee is extremely questionable and reflects very concerning business practices.

I also found it very difficult to identify or contact anyone in the company’s management chain, which only added to my concerns about transparency and accountability.

Based on my experience, I would not recommend Elevate Home Subscriptions. Customers should be very careful before providing payment information to this company and should closely monitor any credit card charges afterward.

15 June 2026
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars

Terrible company

Terrible company, slow(take weeks to approve and you have to keep calling them. Sent incompetent tech(HOME COMFORT REPAIR LLC) that did NOT repair the freezer. Several hundred $ of food had to be thrown out and they deny any responsibiility. Refuse to give me any help with contacting HOME COMFORT REPAIR LLC other than phone# I tried to put Home comfort Repair llc on this website BUT they don't have a web address so i cannot add them)Another company to AVOID at ALL COSTS.

18 June 2024
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