2026 data Public-data reference. official source

Liberty Home Guard

Open-data reference.

Score: D

A newer entrant that has grown rapidly with extensive coverage options and competitive pricing.

Est. 2017 New York, NY BBB: A

D

Complaint Score

2,800

Total Complaints

87%

Timely Response

19%

Disputed Rate

Coverage Scope by System Type — Liberty Home Guard
HVAC: 85% coverage Plumbing: 90% coverage Electrical: 80% coverage Kitchen: 75% coverage Laundry: 70% coverage Roof: 45% coverage HVACPlumbingElectricalKitchenLaundryRoof 85%90%80%75%70%45% Coverage 25% 50% 75%

Complaint Score

D

Total Complaints

2,800

Timely Response

87%

Below 90%

Timely Response Rate 87.0%
Industry avg. (~85%)

87% of complaints received a timely response.

Annual Cost: $400-$700
Service Fee: $60-$125
Est. Customers: 200,000+

Complaint Trend by Year

201920202021202220232024
100200400700800600

Top Complaint Issues

Claim Denial

900 complaints

Slow Response Time

600 complaints

Cancellation Difficulties

450 complaints

Low Coverage Limits

350 complaints

Contractor Quality

250 complaints

Billing Issues

150 complaints

Coverage Matrix

System / Appliance Appliance GuardSystems GuardTotal Home Guard
Ceiling Fans
Central Vacuum
Ductwork
Electrical
Garage Door Opener
HVAC
Kitchen Appliances
Laundry Appliances
Plumbing
Pool/Spa
Roof Leak ~
Septic System
Water Heater
Well Pump

Hover over icons for limit and exclusion details. Based on published plan documents.

Available in 49 States

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What This Data Tells Us About Liberty Home Guard

Liberty Home Guard has logged 2,800 complaints in the CFPB consumer database and receives a composite complaint score of D based on volume relative to customer base, response behavior, and dispute patterns. Timely response rate sits at 87% against the CFPB's 15-day window, while the consumer dispute rate — the share of resolutions consumers reject as inadequate — runs at 19%. With an estimated 200,000+ customer base, these figures are most useful when indexed to company size: a large insurer can accumulate high raw complaint counts while still delivering average-to-good per-customer performance.

Pricing and reach tell the second half of the story. Annual plan cost ranges $400-$700, with service fees in the $60-$125 window per call — numbers that matter because total cost of ownership combines premium, deductible, and exclusions, not premium alone. The company's Better Business Bureau rating is A, a signal that tracks response speed to BBB-mediated complaints and adherence to advertising standards. Coverage footprint extends to 49 states, which both expands the potential complaint pool and indicates scale of operations.

The most common complaint category is "Claim Denial" — which concentrates disputes and points to where plan language, claim adjudication, or repair-network capacity most often break down. Founded in 2017, For homeowners weighing this provider, the combined signal — complaint score, response and dispute rates, BBB rating, and state availability — is more informative than any single metric, and should be compared against at least two peer companies before committing.

Recent Complaints

Date Issue
2024-12-27 Pre-existing Condition Exclusion
2024-12-27 Claim Denial
2024-12-25 Claim Denial
2024-12-24 Claim Denial
2024-12-23 Contractor Quality
2024-12-22 Billing Issues
2024-12-22 Billing Issues
2024-12-22 Claim Denial
2024-12-21 Cancellation Difficulties
2024-12-21 Claim Denial

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Data sourced from official CFPB Consumer Complaint Database and BBB complaint records. See our methodology for details. Retrieved and formatted by Kiznis Studio Editorial

Disclaimer: This information is provided for informational purposes only and does not constitute professional advice. Data is sourced from CFPB complaint database, state insurance department records and public complaint data. Consult a qualified professional before making decisions based on this data.

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