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How much do you know about your HVAC warranty? Does your system still have one? How long is long enough? We can help with those questions.
How Long is an HVAC Warranty?
Every air conditioner, heat pump, or furnace that you can buy is going to come with some kind of basic warranty protection. At the very least, you can count on a warranty that will last one year from the date of installation or purchase.
Most HVAC warranty coverage lasts a minimum of 5 years. Often a warranty can be extended to 10 years or more after product registration.
Does Homeowner's Insurance Cover HVAC?
In some cases, it can. If your house burns down and your homeowner's policy covers fire, then the homeowner's policy takes care of it. If your HVAC system just fails for one reason or another, a homeowner's policy most likely would not cover the repairs.
What HVAC Manufacturer has the Best Warranty?
Good question! The answer is a little complicated. There's really not a single manufacturer that just outdoes all the competition as regards warranty. Instead, you should look at the specific products. Every manufacturer offers equipment that runs the gamut between basic-stuff-that-will-work and top-of-the-line.
Most basic equipment has a 5 year HVAC warranty that could get extended to 10 years with product registration. Better stuff might have a 15 year warranty. Premium products come with things like 20 year warranties, lifetime replacement warranties for specific components, warranties only for specific components, etc.
Does a Warranty Pay for Everything?
Usually no. An HVAC warranty typically covers only the components that might breakdown or fail. They generally do not cover labor required to assess the problem or repair the system. Some home installers do offer extended labor warranties which are exactly as reliable as the person selling it to you.
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what does the buyer need to show to get the warranty, say on a goodman air conditioner and heater split system for example? do you need a linced HVAC signature and license number to replace the compressor that will not run anymore? please explain details after a year of service?
That's going to vary depending on the warranty. Different manufacturers may require different criteria. In general, the signature of an HVAC pro and a license number or other professional qualifications would be sufficient.
what about goodman specifically? what does your service department need to process the refund on the replacement part? I know from the video I will have to pay to get the new part for installation, then return the part for a refund. what will be the issues getting the refund?
Bottom line: COST OF -> local distributor and Licensed installer VRSUS Ingram's +manufacturer + licensed installer ?
Provided the warranty claim is valid, there isn't generally any issue getting a refund. It's pretty straightforward. As far as which of the final costs is more? Our bottom line price is almost always going to win. When you don't buy wholesale, your product gets marked up. Sometimes customers pay double or three times as much for the exact same piece of equipment that we sell.
I am interested in a split unit for a remote area in Baja Norta Mexico. Should I buy a Mexican unit for the any warranty coverage or by US and take parts down to Mexico today where there is No licensed technician?
