Everything You Need to Know About Lennox Warranties

A Lennox heating and/or cooling unit is one of the best choices you can make for your home or business. They are energy efficient, reliable, and come with industry leading guarantees. However, there are some things you must know to make the most of them. Below, we will share everything you need to know about Lennox warranties.

1. How Long Does My Warranty Last?

Your warranty on any manufacturer's unit all depends on the model you go with. You may get a basic warranty that can last for five years. A standard warranty generally lasts for ten years but may be limited on what it covers. However, many Lennox products offer a warranty that will last for the lifetime of the appliance. You may also choose to opt in for extended warranties on many units. Be sure to review all the relevant information before selecting your unit.

2. Types of Lennox Warranties

The manufacturers offer several types of warranties:

Basic limited warranty - Automatically included in many units.
Lennox Merit® Series warranty - This offers a 5 year warranty on certain covered components, 5 years for the compressor, and a 20 year warranty on the heat exchanger on some models.
Lennox Elite® Series warranty - This offers a 5 year warranty on certain covered components, 10 years on the compressor, and a 20 year warranty on the heat exchanger on some models.
Dave Lennox Signature Collection warranty - It offers a 10 year warranty on key components such as the compressor, along with a 20 year warranty on the heat exchanger on some models.
Miscellaneous Systems warranty - Lennox also makes top quality units for air quality, comfort controls, smart thermostats, and ductless mini split systems. Their warranties cover a range of parts and services.

You may also extend your warranty to cover more parts for a longer period of time. Click here to learn more. You will need your serial and model number along with other relevant information.

3. How Do I Keep My Lennox or Other HVAC Warranty Valid?

There are essentially three things you must do to keep most HVAC warranties valid. First, you must purchase and install your new HVAC unit through certified professionals. Each manufacturer will often list several in your area. For example, we at Vital Air are listed under certified Lennox professionals on their official site. Second, you must perform all required maintenance tasks. Be sure to keep records of this should the manufacturer asks. And lastly, all repairs must be done by a certified professional in order to keep the warranty valid. You may choose any professional after the warranty expires.