Most equipment warranties cover parts and leave you paying for the labor. Every new system we install includes a 10-year labor warranty, so a covered repair does not come with a surprise bill.
When an HVAC manufacturer advertises a 10-year warranty, they almost always mean parts. If a covered part fails, the manufacturer supplies the part, but the homeowner pays for the technician's time to diagnose the problem, remove the failed part and install the new one. On larger repairs, that labor can be a big share of the bill.
A labor warranty closes that gap. With North Alabama Heating & A/C, every new system installation includes a 10-year labor warranty, provided through Daikin, the manufacturer behind the Amana equipment we install. It is not just our promise on paper. It is coverage backed by the manufacturer.
Two kinds of protection on every new system.
Covers defective parts on your new equipment. Full coverage depends on registering the equipment within the manufacturer's deadline.
Covers the labor to repair a covered failure for ten years, provided by NAHA through Daikin.
We register your equipment with the manufacturer after install, so your parts coverage is not lost to a missed deadline.
Plain terms. The written terms of the Daikin program are the final word.
A warranty is only as good as the company standing behind it. We have served North Alabama since 1977, and we plan to be here to honor every year of the warranty we give you.
The labor to repair covered equipment failures on a new system we installed, for ten years from your installation date, under the terms of the Daikin labor warranty program.
No. The 10-year labor warranty covers the homeowner the system was installed for and does not transfer to a new owner.
We register your equipment with the manufacturer after your install. Keep the paperwork we leave with you for your records.
No. The 10-year labor warranty comes with new system installations by North Alabama Heating & A/C.
Manufacturers expect equipment to be properly maintained, and skipped maintenance can affect warranty claims. A maintenance plan is the easiest way to keep it on schedule.
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