Sears bundled maintenance for Thanksgiving

NOTE: I am turning to Sears Home Appliances and Services to help me through the appliance process, and they are sponsoring this post.

Before leaving for Europe two weeks ago, I found a puddle on the kitchen floor near the refrigerator. I cleaned it up, checked the freezer for anything that looked or sounded wrong, emptied the ice maker and turned it off (just in case). All looked well…

UNTIL YESTERDAY

Once again I walked in the kitchen and there it was…in the very same spot.

I’ve got WAY too much to do

• Company coming – TODAY
• Thanksgiving on Thursday
• The house is a mess (was away for 9 days & left Mr. S & Clem to their own devices)
• I still have boxes to unpack

I know I should go appliance shopping

But, this week is Thanksgiving and I have absolutely NO TIME. I’ll just get it repaired, and buy a service plan so that it doesn’t happen again. I honestly have no idea how old the appliances are (I’ve only been in the house about 2 months), and I DO plan on purchasing new ones eventually.  I know that Sears Home Appliances and Services not only repairs their own brand, but almost ALL brands of appliances as well.

The Plan

I’m purchasing a bundled maintenance package for $199. It doesn’t matter WHERE you purchased your appliances. Sears Home Appliances and Services maintenance plan provides me with an in-home technician when I need one.…LIKE NOW, because Sears is the House Experts for Homeowners.

Bundled Maintenance Provides

• Repairs to your broken appliances (or those that aren’t working properly)
• Annual preventative service check (to keep your appliances in great condition)
• Replacement guarantee (if they can’t fix it…they’ll replace it)
• A company that’s #1 in home services, parts and protection agreements
• Reimbursement for any food that was lost or spoiled
• 50 years of experience (they install 4 million parts a year & have installed 4.5 million appliances)
• Peace of mind

I feel a LOT better about getting that rib roast (Mr. S doesn’t like turkey) and all of the fixin’s on the table and knowing that I’ll be able to cook, chill and reheat with no issues.

This is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Sears Home Appliances and Services.