Parts Coverage • Optional 10-Year Labor • Optional 12-Year Labor

Understand Your HVAC Warranty Before You Need It

Advanced Service Company LLC helps North Alabama homeowners and businesses understand manufacturer parts warranties, required product registration, optional 10-year labor coverage and optional 12-year labor coverage on qualifying Daikin HVAC installations.

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Warranty coverage is determined by the current written manufacturer or plan terms—not by general website summaries.

Protect Your Investment

Parts Warranty + Up to 12 Years of Optional Labor Protection

Manufacturer warranties commonly cover eligible parts. Optional 10-year labor plans and optional 12-year labor plans for qualifying Daikin systems can help reduce covered repair labor costs.

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Coverage Options

Know What Type of HVAC Warranty You Have

Coverage varies by brand, model, registration, installation date, property type and selected extended plan.

Manufacturer Parts Warranty

Covers eligible factory parts for defects in materials or workmanship during the applicable warranty period.

Compressor Coverage

Some manufacturer warranties provide separate or longer coverage for eligible compressors.

Heat Exchanger Coverage

Gas-furnace warranties may include specific limited coverage for the heat exchanger.

Unit Replacement Provisions

Selected equipment may include replacement-unit coverage under narrowly defined manufacturer terms.

Extended Labor Warranty

Optional third-party or manufacturer-backed plans may help cover eligible labor costs for covered repairs.

Extended Parts Coverage

Some plans can extend selected parts protection beyond the original standard warranty period.

Commercial Equipment Coverage

Commercial warranty terms often differ from residential coverage and may have shorter registration or labor provisions.

Existing-System Coverage

Selected extended-service plans may be available for eligible existing equipment after review and approval.

Manufacturer Warranty

Parts Coverage Usually Protects Against Manufacturing Defects

Most new HVAC systems include a limited manufacturer warranty covering eligible factory parts that fail because of defects in materials or workmanship.

Coverage length and eligible components vary. Registration may be required for enhanced coverage.

Important: A covered part does not automatically mean the diagnostic fee, labor, refrigerant, shipping or related materials are covered.

Keep These Records

  • Outdoor-unit model and serial number
  • Indoor-unit, furnace or coil information
  • Installation invoice and date
  • Registration confirmation
  • Maintenance and repair invoices
  • Warranty claim numbers and approvals
Extended Labor Warranty

Reduce Unexpected Labor Costs on Covered Repairs

Optional extended coverage may help pay eligible labor charges after a covered component failure. Selected plans may also include additional parts protection.

Advanced Service Company LLC currently works with JB Warranties for selected extended parts-and-labor plans. Eligibility, claim procedures, limits and exclusions apply.

Ask About Extended Coverage

Coverage may be available with new equipment or for selected eligible existing systems.

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Optional 10-Year Labor Protection

Add 10 Years of Labor Coverage to a Qualifying HVAC Installation

A manufacturer parts warranty may supply an eligible replacement component but still leave the homeowner responsible for diagnosis, labor, refrigerant and related service costs. An optional 10-year labor plan can help reduce that exposure on covered repairs.

What a 10-Year Labor Plan May Provide

  • Covered repair labor reimbursement
  • Protection beyond the contractor’s standard labor period
  • Coverage tied to eligible registered equipment
  • Claim assistance through the plan administrator
  • Optional coverage for qualifying new systems
  • Plan-specific labor-rate allowances
  • Transfer options on selected agreements
  • Written limits, exclusions and authorization rules
Coverage reminder: A 10-year labor plan is optional extended service coverage—not the manufacturer’s standard parts warranty. The signed agreement controls all benefits.
10-Year Option

Build More Predictable Repair Protection

Ask which qualifying HVAC systems can be paired with a 10-year labor-only or extended parts-and-labor agreement.

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Optional 12-Year Labor Protection

Match Qualifying Daikin Parts Coverage with an Optional 12-Year Labor Plan

Qualifying registered Daikin residential equipment may include up to a 12-Year Parts Limited Warranty under the applicable written manufacturer terms. Advanced Service Company LLC may also offer optional 12-year labor coverage on eligible Daikin installations for an additional cost.

Together, qualifying parts coverage and optional labor protection can provide broader long-term repair-cost protection than a manufacturer parts warranty alone.

Not automatic: The optional 12-year labor plan is separate from Daikin’s limited parts warranty. Equipment eligibility, plan purchase, maintenance, claim authorization, exclusions and written terms apply.
Daikin Worry-Free Option

Up to 12-Year Parts + Optional 12-Year Labor

  • Qualifying Daikin residential equipment
  • Manufacturer registration completed on time
  • Optional labor agreement purchased separately
  • Professional installation and commissioning
  • Routine maintenance and documentation
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Registration Is Time-Sensitive

Register New HVAC Equipment Within the Manufacturer’s Required Time

Enhanced manufacturer parts coverage may depend on completing online product registration within the manufacturer’s stated deadline. For many qualifying Daikin residential products, the published deadline is currently 60 days after installation.

The exact deadline and effect of registration vary by model, installation date, jurisdiction and written warranty. Some states or provinces do not allow enhanced coverage to be conditioned on registration.

Do not wait: Complete registration promptly and save the confirmation. Missing the required deadline may reduce the available parts-warranty term where registration conditions are permitted.

Registration Checklist

  • Register every covered indoor and outdoor component
  • Enter model and serial numbers accurately
  • Use the correct installation date
  • Save the registration confirmation
  • Keep the installation invoice
  • Verify coverage with the manufacturer’s warranty lookup
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Protect Your Coverage

Important Registration, Installation and Maintenance Requirements

Register Equipment Promptly

Many manufacturers require registration within a stated period to receive enhanced coverage.

Use Correct Matched Equipment

Outdoor units, indoor coils, furnaces, air handlers and controls must meet manufacturer compatibility requirements.

Keep Installation Records

Save model numbers, serial numbers, invoices, installation dates and registration confirmations.

Complete Routine Maintenance

Some warranty terms require reasonable maintenance and proof of service.

Use Approved Parts and Procedures

Repairs should follow manufacturer instructions and use eligible replacement components.

Report Problems Promptly

Continuing to operate damaged equipment can cause additional failures that may not be covered.

Review Exclusions

Refrigerant, shipping, diagnostic fees, maintenance, filters and non-covered accessories may be excluded.

Confirm Transferability

Some warranties transfer to a new property owner while others do not or require specific steps.

Common Exclusions

What an HVAC Warranty Often Does Not Cover

Every warranty is different. Review the written terms for your exact equipment and plan.

Labor Not Included

Many manufacturer warranties cover parts but do not include diagnosis, labor, refrigerant, shipping or related service costs.

Maintenance Items

Filters, cleaning, drain service, belts and routine maintenance are normally not covered.

Improper Installation

Damage caused by incorrect sizing, wiring, airflow, drainage, refrigerant practices or unapproved installation may be excluded.

Lack of Maintenance

Failures caused or worsened by neglected filters, dirty coils, blocked drains or other maintenance issues may not be covered.

Power and Electrical Damage

Surges, low voltage, lightning and external electrical problems may require separate protection.

Environmental Damage

Flooding, fire, corrosion, pests, storms and other external causes are commonly excluded.

Unauthorized Modifications

Unapproved controls, refrigerants, parts or alterations can affect warranty eligibility.

Consequential Costs

Property damage, lost business, temporary cooling and other indirect costs are often excluded.

Maintenance Documentation

Routine HVAC Maintenance Can Help Protect Warranty Eligibility

Clean filters, proper airflow, clear drains and documented professional maintenance can help demonstrate that neglect did not cause or worsen a failure.

Keep copies of maintenance reports and repair invoices with your equipment registration records.

Stay Ahead of Breakdowns

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Warranty Claim Process

From Equipment Identification to Completed Repair

1

Identify Your Equipment

Locate model numbers, serial numbers, installation date and manufacturer information.

2

Review Registration Status

We help determine whether the equipment was registered and what documentation is available.

3

Confirm Warranty Terms

Coverage is checked against the current written manufacturer or extended-plan terms.

4

Diagnose the Failure

A technician evaluates the actual cause of the HVAC problem before coverage is assumed.

5

Verify Covered Components

We identify covered parts, labor provisions, deductibles, exclusions and authorization requirements.

6

Request Authorization

When required, approval is obtained from the manufacturer or warranty administrator before repair.

7

Complete Approved Work

Covered and customer-approved repairs are completed using appropriate parts and procedures.

8

Document the Repair

Invoices, claim numbers, model information and completed work are retained for future reference.

New HVAC Installation

Review manufacturer coverage, registration deadlines and optional labor protection before purchase.

  • Matched equipment
  • Warranty comparison
  • Registration documentation
  • Optional labor coverage
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Warranty Repair Assistance

We diagnose the actual failure and help verify qualifying warranty procedures.

  • Model and serial verification
  • Professional diagnosis
  • Claim authorization support
  • Documented repair
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Existing-System Coverage

Ask whether selected existing equipment may qualify for extended protection.

  • Age and condition review
  • Coverage eligibility
  • Plan comparison
  • Written exclusions
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Flexible Payment Options

HVAC Financing for Approved Customers

Financing may help qualifying customers manage eligible HVAC replacement or non-covered repair costs through monthly payments.

All financing is subject to credit approval, provider terms, rates, fees and program availability.

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Review available HVAC financing information.

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HVAC Installation

Compare new systems, warranty terms and optional labor coverage.

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HVAC Repair

Diagnose covered and non-covered HVAC failures.

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HVAC Maintenance

Document routine service and help prevent maintenance-related failures.

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Total Home & Comfort Club

Maintain your HVAC system with priority member benefits.

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Daikin Warranty Information

Review available Daikin-specific warranty guidance.

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HVAC Warranty Assistance Across North Alabama

Contact us to confirm warranty repair, registration guidance or extended-coverage availability for your equipment.

Somerville, ALDecatur, ALHuntsville, ALMadison, ALAthens, ALHartselle, ALPriceville, ALTrinity, ALTanner, ALHarvest, ALHazel Green, ALEva, AL
HVAC Warranty FAQ

Parts, Labor, Registration, Maintenance and Claim Questions

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Most manufacturer warranties cover eligible factory parts that fail because of defects in materials or workmanship during the applicable warranty period.

Often it does not. Many standard warranties cover the replacement part but exclude diagnosis, labor, refrigerant, shipping and related service costs.

An extended labor warranty is optional coverage that may pay eligible labor charges for covered repairs during the plan term.

Selected plans may include extended parts and labor protection, depending on equipment eligibility, provider terms and purchase timing.

Many manufacturers require timely registration to receive enhanced or longer warranty coverage.

The deadline varies by manufacturer and product. Review the written warranty and register promptly after installation.

The equipment may receive only the shorter standard coverage instead of enhanced registered coverage.

Registration responsibility varies. Advanced Service Company LLC can help locate registration resources and confirm documentation, but the owner should keep the final confirmation.

Typical information includes model numbers, serial numbers, installation date, property address, owner details and contractor information.

They are usually printed on equipment nameplates attached to the outdoor unit, furnace, air handler or indoor coil.

Some manufacturers may allow late registration with reduced coverage, while others may not. The written terms control.

It can. Some warranty terms require reasonable maintenance and proof that neglect did not cause the failure.

Yes. Keep invoices, service reports, filter records and other documentation for the life of the equipment.

No. Filters and other routine maintenance items are normally excluded.

Refrigerant is often excluded unless a specific written plan states otherwise.

Diagnostic and service-call charges are often excluded from manufacturer parts warranties.

Freight, shipping, processing and handling charges may be excluded even when a replacement part is covered.

Power surges, lightning and external electrical damage are commonly excluded unless covered by another protection plan.

Weather, flooding, fire and other external causes are usually excluded from manufacturer defect warranties.

No. Damage caused by improper installation, incorrect sizing or unauthorized modifications is generally excluded.

A filter that causes severe airflow restriction or contributes to damage may affect coverage, depending on the failure and written terms.

Requirements vary. Some plans require an authorized dealer, licensed contractor, prior approval or specific claim procedures.

Many extended plans and some manufacturer claims require authorization before parts are ordered or repairs begin.

Transferability varies by manufacturer and plan. Some warranties transfer automatically, some require registration and some are non-transferable.

Usually not. Replacement parts are often covered only for the remainder of the original warranty or a separate limited period.

Selected warranties may provide replacement of the covered unit after a qualifying major failure, subject to strict eligibility and exclusions.

No. Every plan has covered components, limits, deductibles, maintenance requirements and exclusions.

Selected extended plans may be available for eligible existing systems after age, condition and service history are reviewed.

Pricing depends on equipment type, system size, coverage length, covered components, labor rates and plan terms.

Value depends on equipment, expected ownership time, repair risk, budget and the exact written coverage.

Selected commercial equipment may qualify, but commercial terms, limits and labor provisions often differ from residential plans.

Turn the system off if continued operation may cause damage, document error codes or symptoms and contact a qualified HVAC contractor.

Yes. We can diagnose the problem, help verify equipment information and assist with qualifying manufacturer or extended-plan claim procedures.

Yes. Advanced Service Company LLC offers guidance on optional extended coverage and currently works with JB Warranties for selected plans.

We serve Somerville, Decatur, Huntsville, Madison, Athens, Hartselle, Priceville and surrounding North Alabama communities.

Optional 10-year labor coverage may be available for qualifying new HVAC installations. Eligibility, labor allowances, covered repairs, exclusions and claim procedures are controlled by the signed extended service agreement.

Optional 12-year labor coverage may be available on qualifying Daikin HVAC installations for an additional cost. It is separate from Daikin’s manufacturer parts warranty and is subject to equipment eligibility and the written labor-plan terms.

Not necessarily. Manufacturer parts coverage and optional labor coverage are separate. The labor plan may be administered by an independent extended-service provider, and the signed agreement identifies the obligor and administrator.

For many qualifying Daikin residential products, online registration is currently required within 60 days after installation to receive enhanced limited warranty coverage. Model-specific terms and jurisdictional exceptions apply, so review the written warranty and register promptly.

Where registration conditions are legally permitted, missing the manufacturer’s deadline may reduce the available parts-warranty term to the unregistered level. Some jurisdictions do not allow coverage to be conditioned on registration.

Call or text 256-432-7622, or use the online booking link to request assistance.

Need Help Understanding Your HVAC Warranty?

Request warranty assistance, HVAC repair or information about optional extended labor coverage.

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Written manufacturer and extended-plan terms control all coverage decisions.