Fixing broken appliances can be expensive
A choice of Appliance Service Plans
to fit your budget, and your life
When your fridge, stove, air conditioner, furnace or any other key appliances break down life gets disrupted. It's up to you to find a reliable repair service and pay unexpected one-off
repair costs.
A smarter way? With the Appliance Service Plan from Consumers Energy, you're covered:
- 24/7 access to representatives to schedule service calls
- Priority scheduling for heating and cooling emergencies
- If your appliance breaks, we'll send an experienced local technician right to your door.
HOW DOES IT WORK?
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Your covered appliance breaks down, you call us anytime, 24/7.
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We'll send a local, professional technician to repair your appliance.
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You'll be back up and running, with no separate fees for parts or labor.
APPLIANCE PROTECTION YOU CAN COUNT ON
On each service call, no separate fees for parts or labor
Service calls on covered appliances are unlimited
All repair technicians are trusted and local
Priority Scheduling for heating and cooling emergencies
Choose the plan that's right for your appliances
Our 4 most popular plans
Furnace Care
$18.99/month
important appliance of all.
Premium Care
$35.99/month
appliances – for year ‘round peace
of mind.
Comfort Care
$25.99/month
cozy, and comfortably cool.
Whole Home Care
$49.99/month
Covers 11 key appliances – our most
complete, worry-free plan ever.
This is just a few of our budget-friendly plans.
See All PlansGas Line and Surge Protection
Gas Line Protection $4.99/mo.
If a gas pipe, valve or connection in your home ever fails, an experienced local service professional will be sent to your home right away. Repairs, parts, and labor are covered under your plan.
Surge Protection $8.99/mo.
In the event that covered electronics or appliances are damaged by a power surge, call us and you'll be reimbursed for the full replacement value of the items (up to $4,000).
For full information about the plan, please read our Terms and Conditions. Appliance Service Plan, Gas Line Protection and Surge Protection are not regulated by the Michigan Public Service Commission.