HVAC Warranties Made Simple: Why We Offer 10-Year Parts and Labor Coverage
Picture this: you invest in a brand-new furnace and air conditioner, then the first heat wave or cold snap hits. If something fails, who pays for the repair? The answer depends on your warranty, and that is where most homeowners get stuck.
At Forquer Heating & Air Conditioning, we believe the warranty should be the least confusing part of your HVAC purchase. You are spending real money to keep your home comfortable. You deserve peace of mind, clear coverage, and documentation you can trust.
Why HVAC Warranties Cause Confusion
Many homeowners assume every new system comes with the same warranty. That is not the case. Manufacturers and contractors handle different parts of the coverage, and the fine print can be easy to miss.
- Most manufacturers provide a standard 5-year parts warranty.
- Anything beyond that often depends on the contractor.
- Labor is typically not included by manufacturers.
This is where we step in to make it simple and to protect your investment.
Manufacturer vs. Contractor: What’s Covered
Here is the breakdown we see most often:
- Manufacturer: Covers parts for a limited period, usually 5 years.
- Contractor: Can extend parts coverage and offer labor coverage, or leave it as-is.
At Forquer, we do not leave it as-is.
Our Promise: 10-Year Parts and 10-Year Labor
On all new equipment we install, we provide:
- 10-year parts warranty
- 10-year labor warranty
We extend the standard 5-year parts warranty by registering your equipment with the manufacturer and ensuring the extended parts coverage is active. We obtain the certificate, file it with your system records, and keep everything documented for you.
Our labor warranty is provided by us, not the manufacturer. It is spelled out clearly on your contract so there are no surprises.
How We Handle Registration and Documentation
Registration is crucial for extended parts coverage. We take care of it for you.
- We register your equipment with the manufacturer.
- We verify coverage and secure the certificate.
- We store the documentation with your job file so it is easy to access if you need service.
You do not have to chase paperwork or wonder if your warranty is valid. We manage it from day one.
What This Means for Your Home and Budget
When something breaks during the covered period, you should not be stuck paying for parts or labor. With our 10-year parts and 10-year labor coverage:
- You get repairs handled without surprise bills on covered breakdowns.
- Your system is set up to run reliably for 10 years and beyond.
- You enjoy real peace of mind that your investment is protected.
As Jim Forquer emphasizes, your comfort is more than a product. It is a commitment we back with clear, written coverage.
Smart Warranty Questions to Ask Any HVAC Contractor
Whether you choose us or not, ask these questions before you buy:
- Will my furnace and air conditioner be registered for extended parts coverage?
- How long are parts covered, and what is excluded?
- Is labor covered, for how long, and by whom?
- Where will my warranty documentation be stored?
- What happens if I sell my home? Is the warranty transferable?
- How do I request service during the warranty period?
Clear answers reveal a contractor’s commitment to your long-term satisfaction.
Key Takeaways
- Most new HVAC systems start with a 5-year parts warranty from the manufacturer.
- We handle registration to secure 10-year parts coverage.
- We include a 10-year labor warranty through Forquer, documented on your contract.
- You get complete coverage, clear paperwork, and peace of mind.
Get a Complimentary Estimate and Full Warranty Details
Ready to replace your furnace or air conditioner with confidence? Contact Forquer Heating & Air Conditioning for a complimentary estimate. We will review your options, outline your 10-year parts and labor coverage, and provide all documentation upfront so you can make a confident decision.
Call us or schedule your consultation today. We are here to keep your home comfortable and your investment protected.