New System Purchasing Guide

This covers any part that fails or is found defective.

Components that were not installed with the system are not covered, such as anything related to the drain line, ductwork, attic insulation, certain electrical work, UV light, surge, etc.

Parts warranties usually come as 5 or 10 years from date of install.

This covers the cost of labor to repair and/or replace equipment.

Components that were not installed with the system are not covered, such as anything related to the drain line, ductwork, attic insulation, certain electrical work, UV light, surge, etc.

Labor warranties typically come as 1, 2, 5, or 10 years from install.

Which system should I purchase?

It depends on your usage, needs, and preferences.

You should definitely purchase the full 10 year Parts/Labor warranties.

How long will my system last?

In SW Florida, on average 10 years.

When should I replace my system?

It depends on your warranty. You should replace your system when it requires a large expense to repair. This usually occurs when the system is out of warranty. 

For example, if you have the full 10 years Parts and Labor, you will not have a large expense during those 10 years.

However, if you only have a 5 year warranty, then you may receive a large expense beginning in year 6 and that may be the time to replace.