Service Protection Group (SPG)

Company Summary

Service Protection Group is a service contract provider founded by industry professionals who believed protection plans should be simpler, more transparent, and more affordable. We offer home warranty and auto protection service contracts designed to help manage unexpected repair costs.

Key Facts:
  • Service contracts, not insurance policies
  • 30-day waiting period before coverage begins
  • Coverage for mechanical breakdowns due to normal wear and tear
  • Nationwide service network
  • Prior authorization required for all claims

Services Offered

Home Protection Plans

Home service contracts help cover major home systems and appliances when they fail due to normal wear and tear.

Covered items may include:

Auto Protection Plans

Vehicle service contracts help cover costly mechanical breakdowns after factory warranties expire.

Covered components may include:

Additional benefits may include: Roadside assistance, rental car reimbursement, trip interruption coverage (varies by plan).

How It Works

  1. Choose coverage: Select home, auto, or both protection plans
  2. Wait 30 days: Mandatory waiting period before coverage activates
  3. Report issues: Submit claims online or by phone when breakdowns occur
  4. Get authorization: Receive approval before repairs begin
  5. Repairs completed: Licensed professionals perform covered repairs

What's Not Covered

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this insurance?

No. Service Protection Group offers service contracts, not insurance policies. These contracts help cover the cost of certain repairs due to mechanical breakdowns.

What is the waiting period?

All plans include a mandatory 30-day waiting period before coverage becomes active.

Are pre-existing conditions covered?

No. Issues that existed before your coverage effective date are not eligible.

Can I choose my own repair shop?

For auto claims, repairs must be performed by licensed repair facilities and require authorization before work begins.

Do I need approval before repairs?

Yes. All repairs must be authorized before work begins to be eligible for coverage.

Contact Information

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