Our Work Is Warrantied. So Is the Equipment.

The workmanship warranty covers Superior Air's own installation labor. The manufacturer limited parts warranty is the equipment maker's coverage on the parts themselves, separate from installation, and its length and terms vary by brand and by whether the equipment is registered on time. Manufacturer limited parts warranty terms, including length of coverage, vary by brand and by the specific equipment installed, and generally require registration with the manufacturer within a set window after installation. Ask your comfort advisor which terms apply to the equipment on your proposal.

We regularly install and service Goodman, Carrier, Trane, Daikin, Lennox and other major residential and commercial equipment. Manufacturer warranty length and terms are set by the manufacturer and vary by brand and by the specific equipment model, not by Superior Air.

Most manufacturers require the equipment to be registered within a set window after installation, and registration is generally what determines the full length of coverage versus a shorter default term. We handle registration as part of every installation so it's on record from day one.

Call us. If the issue is workmanship, it's covered under our own warranty. If it's a parts failure covered by the manufacturer, we handle the manufacturer claim on your behalf rather than leaving you to deal with the manufacturer directly.

No. Warranties cover defects in materials, workmanship or parts, not routine service like filter changes or annual tune-ups. Regular maintenance is also typically a condition for keeping a manufacturer warranty valid, since neglect-related failures are usually excluded.