ATLANTA, GA, April 28, 2014 (Press-News.org) A service contract that will pay for the regular repair and replacement of the appliances and other systems in your house is called a home warranty. This is not the same as a homeowner's insurance policy, which covers your home and its contents in the event of loss, theft, floods, earthquakes and other such calamities.
Home warranties typically cover major appliances (dishwashers, refrigerators, garbage disposals, etc.), as well as the electrical, plumbing and HVAC systems. Depending on the extent of your coverage, home warranties can range from $250 to $450 annually. This does not include per-incident service fees.
Buckhead Property Group can assist you with homebuyer's warranty as well as a host of other realty-related matters. Their experience in Buckhead real estate makes them the ideal partners in your search for a new home in the area. You can trust them to guide you throughout the entire process and to help make your home-buying experience a great success.
"When it comes to Buckhead real estate, we're the agency to beat," says Cameron Conner, Partner. "We have the industry experience and the knowledge of the region, and we deliver excellent customer service. If you're seriously looking to move to the Buckhead area, come to us first. We can save you time and money and show you some of the most beautiful properties in the region."
If you're looking for some of the finest pieces of real estate in Buckhead, come to Buckhead Property Group. They have an extensive list of available homes, they deliver exceptional customer care, and they are the experts when it comes to Buckhead real estate.
For more information about their services, go to http://www.buckheadpropertygroup.com.
About Buckhead Property Group:
Buckhead Property Group is a family-owned and operated business built on tradition and a passion that comes from years of real estate experience. Operating partners Andy Williamson and Cameron Conner remain committed to being experts on their local market. Their whole focus is on providing a level of service that is highly localized, personalized and uniquely professional.
Learn more at http://www.buckheadpropertygroup.com.
Buckhead Realtors at Buckhead Property Group Explain Home Buyer Warranty Basics
Knowledgeable about all aspects of the real estate industry, this Buckhead real estate company can assist you in all your real estate transactions.
2014-04-28
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