What a HVAC terms and conditions is for
HVAC customers call when it is hot or cold and want it fixed now, which is when misunderstandings happen. Terms that explain the diagnostic fee, that parts may need to be ordered, how refrigerant is billed, and how manufacturer warranties work, set expectations before the van shows up and give you something to point to when a part is on back order.
What to put in a HVAC terms and conditions
- Diagnostic fee and whether it is credited.
- Repair approval before work.
- Parts availability and back orders.
- How refrigerant is billed.
- Manufacturer warranty registration and labor coverage.
- Payment terms and maintenance plan terms.
Terms HVAC customers ask about
- Why is there a fee just to look at it?
- What if the part has to be ordered?
- Why is refrigerant so expensive?
- Is the new unit's warranty registered?
- What does the maintenance plan include?
How to fill it in
- Edit each term to match how you run your business.
- Fill in the blanks: amounts, days and your state.
- Download Word to print on the back of estimates, or paste into your estimate software.
Not legal advice
Free tools for HVAC
- HVAC load calculator
- HVAC replacement cost calculator
- Duct size calculator
- Maintenance plan pricing calculator
- HVAC labor rate calculator
The same terms and conditions for other trades: house cleaning, electrical, handyman, landscaping, plumbing.
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