About America's Home Savings: Licensed Home Savings Pros in US
America's Home Savings publishes buyer guides for six home purchases that most people make once or twice in a lifetime: a roof, a solar array, replacement windows, an inground pool, a pest control plan and a home security system. It is not a contractor, an installer, an inspector or a broker of work. Nobody here will ever measure your house.
That is deliberate, and it is the reason to trust the pages. An outfit that sells the work has a reason to describe the work a particular way, and the tell is usually the same: cost pages that skip the case for not buying. These guides carry that case first, because the most valuable thing a homeowner can learn about any of these six purchases is the set of conditions under which it is the wrong purchase.
The method is the same on every page. Name the unit the trade prices in. List the variables that move it. Point at the published label or standard that lets a claim be checked rather than believed. Then set out, in plain terms, what a quote has to contain before it can be compared to another quote. None of that requires a price estimate, and none of it goes stale the way a price estimate does.
There are no invented figures anywhere on this site. No average savings, no percentage returns, no customer counts, no awards, no review totals. Where a number appears it belongs to a published standard, a label or a piece of arithmetic you can repeat yourself with your own quotes in front of you. If something here cannot be checked, it should not be here, and it can be reported so it gets removed.
The site does earn money, or is intended to, by referring readers to companies that do the work. That arrangement is disclosed wherever it applies rather than buried, and it does not change what the guides say. A recommendation that survives only because the reader did not know how it was paid for is worth nothing to anybody, including the company at the other end of it.
If you have a home savings project in Nationwide, the fastest way to get a real number is a free on-site estimate. See every Nationwide service we handle, check whether we cover and the rest of all fifty states, or go back to the America's Home Savings homepage to start. You can also reach us directly on (844) 511-2320.
Credentials
- License: America's Home Savings holds no contractor license, because it performs no work
- Insurance: The contractor you hire carries the insurance, and you should ask to see the certificate
- Association: This site is independent and is not affiliated with any trade association
- Warranty: whatever warranty the contractor you hire puts in writing
How America's Home Savings works
What America's Home Savings is, and what it is not
America's Home Savings publishes buying guides for homeowners weighing a large home improvement. We are not a contractor. We do not install, inspect, repair or quote anything, and we do not employ crews or hold a trade licence, because there is no trade work to licence.
What we do is explain what a job involves, what moves the price, and what a written quote should contain — so that when you do talk to a contractor, you are the better-informed side of the conversation.
How this site makes money
Some links on this site go to partners, and we may be paid a fee if you request a quote through one of them. That is disclosed at the point of the link rather than buried in a footer, because a disclosure you have to go looking for is not really a disclosure.
It does not change what the guides say. Several pages here argue against buying the thing they are about, which is the point: a guide that never says no is an advertisement.
Where the numbers come from
We do not publish invented averages. You will not find a "typical homeowner saves" figure on this site, because that number varies so widely by region, house and scope that any single value is misleading.
Where a figure is genuinely knowable — a federal tax credit, a rating on a product label — we point you at the source and let you read it.
Why Nationwide Chooses America's Home Savings
- ✓Nothing here is installed, inspected or repaired by us, so there is no job we are steering you toward
- ✓Each guide names the unit the trade prices in, so two quotes can be compared as quantities
- ✓Performance claims are tied to a label or standard you can read yourself in about a minute
- ✓The case for not buying is written on the page, not left out of it
- ✓Quotes are broken into the four line items a low bid usually leaves vague
- ✓No average prices, no savings percentages and no numbers we cannot show the source for
Service Areas
America's Home Savings serves Nationwide, US and surrounding communities including: