Free plumbing workmanship warranty template

When a joint drips a month after a repair, the customer wants to know if you will come back for free. A written plumbing warranty answers before they ask: your labor on the joints and connections you made is covered for a set time; the fixtures carry their own maker's warranty; clogs from what goes down the drain are not a defect. Clear terms make callbacks quick and friendly.

• Your labor warranty on connections and installs you made.
• Manufacturer warranties on fixtures and water heaters.
• Customer-supplied parts and what you will and will not cover.
• Exclusions: clogs from use, frozen pipes, water pressure, other trades.
• Water damage: whether it is covered or not.
• How to call you back.

• Drain clogs caused by what goes down the drain after the visit.
• Frozen or burst pipes from cold weather.
• Damage from high water pressure the customer chose not to fix.
• Fixtures or parts supplied by the customer.
• Existing piping outside the area worked on.

1. Fill in the customer, the job and the date the work finished.
2. Set your warranty period.
3. Check what is and is not covered for this job.
4. Print it for the walkthrough, or download Word to send with the final invoice.